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July 3, 2007, 08:35
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Use Solution as a Known variable
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Hi,
I want to solve Fluid flow in a fine mesh grid and then use its solution in same structure (with different mesh) as a KNOWN Variable. Should I use interpolate? If yes, How I can use calculated output as a known variable without resolving? Is it possible to export solution to another structure witch has few differences with main structure? Thanks for your attentioin! |
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July 4, 2007, 07:22
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Re: Use Solution as a Known variable
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for same geometry u can use interpolate function of fluent... just use the interpolate option from fluent...
if geometry is different this is not possible. |
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