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rhaul June 22, 2006 15:16

converting a solidworks file into a fluent file
 
i have a geometry made using solidworks,with .sldasm ext. i dont have any solidworks software so i may not be able to save that in any other format..even if there is any option of doing it.i was able to view the geometry using a solidwork viewer which i downlodaded from net.

any suggestion so that i can generate a mesh from that file by may be openning it in some other softwares. or any suggestions which might help me.

thank you rahul

Madhukar Rapaka June 23, 2006 05:11

Re: converting a solidworks file into a fluent fil
 
you should save the file in parasolid (.x_t) format to export it in to Gambit and mesh it. then u can export this mesh file to FLUENT. regards, madhukar

rahul June 23, 2006 16:04

Re: converting a solidworks file into a fluent fil
 
i dont have the solidwork software. i just got the finnished file saved .sldasm . can i change it to parasolid format without solid wotks software.

regards rahul


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