Monitor data is not interpolated if the solution units in the source file and the target file are different.
Particle track data is not interpolated if the solution units in the source file and the target file are different.
The CFX-Interpolator cannot interpolate values from a fluid in the one or more source files to a fluid in the target file if the fluid is defined as a Continuous or Dispersed Fluid/Solid in one file and a Particle Transport Fluid/Solid in another file. In this case it will stop with an error about inconsistent morphology.
When using the CFX-Interpolator in initial guess mode, and the source files are generated from CFX-Solver Release 11.0 or later, then only principal variables will be copied (if the meshes are the same) or interpolated (if the meshes are different).
When using the CFX-Interpolator in initial guess mode, and the source files are generated from CFX-Solver Release 10.0 or earlier, then both principal and derived variables will be copied (if the meshes are the same) or interpolated (if the meshes are different).
You cannot use CEL expressions or power syntax to define any settings that are used for interpolation, including transformation settings and replication control settings.
When using interpolation mapping, there must be exactly one object specified in the Initial Values list on the Initial Values tab, which is found in these locations:
In CFX-Solver Manager in the Define Run dialog box
In CFX-Pre in the Configuration details view
In CFX-Pre in the Execution Control details view
In the following cases, only variables containing Fourier coefficient data are interpolated or copied:
The initial values file is from a time transformation simulation, but the solver input file is not for a time transformation simulation.
The initial values file is from a transient blade row simulation, and its solution data has been replicated onto target domains in the solver input file.
When running, from the command line or in batch mode, a case that uses interpolation mapping, the initial values file may be specified either within the definition file or within a CCL file that contains an INITIAL VALUES object (but not within both the definition file and a CCL file). The initial values file must not be specified by the
-initial-fileor the-continue-from-filearguments.