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Old   August 15, 2016, 07:29
Default Interpolate solution onto only some target domains
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Hi all,

I'm running a simulation in CFX with fluid domains [Domain1,Domain2,Domain3]. I would like to interpolate some of the solution onto a new simulation with fluid domains [Domain1,Domain2,Domain4] - in other words, the first two fluid domains are identical to my previous simulation, but the third is changed completely. The trouble is that Domain 3 and Domain 4 do not overlap at all (these domains represent cooling holes, and so I am effectively changing the location of the cooling feeds entirely), so the Interpolator gives the error: "There are no mapped nodes in the domain."

Is there any way that I can tell CFX to initialise Domain4 from scratch, while still interpolating the previous results onto Domain1 and Domain2? I know that in Fluent this is possible (by first initialising the whole solution, then interpolating just the required domains), but I haven't been able to find a way of doing this in CFX.

Thanks!
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