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June 9, 2003, 08:51
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Restart - Initial Values File
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Hallo, i have a problem. I have a moving grid, so as I finish the first run I would like to start the second step (which is a *.def file) starting from the initial values file ( 001.res) . Obviously the mesh is different....but if I try CFX use the same initial mesh.....that it isn't right; so how I have to proceed??
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June 9, 2003, 12:12
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Re: Restart - Initial Values File
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Stex,
Selecting an initial values file will result in the solver using the mesh and results from this file with the physics of the specified .def file. What you probably want is to interpolate the previous solution onto the new mesh. To do this, simply use the interpolate function from the Solver Manager. Robin |
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June 10, 2003, 04:56
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Re: Restart - Initial Values File
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If you're working with batch files it is useful to use the interpolator from the command line:
cfx5interp -def newmesh.def oldmesh.res Regards, cfd guy |
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