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Open more than one file in FLUENT.
Hi!!
I'm working with FLUENT and i had a question...Previously i had to work with Gambit to prepare the mesh for FLUENT and since it was so big and with different volumes i decided to split it in different files being each one a part of the total volume. The point is that later it seems to be possible to import or open the .msh files, i mean, all of them, in FLUENT to carry out the simulation, but i cannot...Do you know how to open more than one file in FLUENT??? Thanks in advance... L3munoz. |
2 solutions:
*in a shell use tmerge (it will merge several meshes in one final mesh): >utility tmerge -3d *in fluent: you can import a *.cas file Mesh/Zone/append Case File ;) |
Hi -mAX-, thanks for answering, but...
first, it's the first time i listen about using tmerge and so on. So would u mind to explain this about the shell and merging the meshes...? Second, what i want to do is to open different .msh files, not .cas...so it doesnt work by using mesh/zone... :( |
- in windows, open a command window (MS-DOS) and type utility tmerge -3d
it will ask you the first mesh to merge then some details about translation, rotation then the second mesh then the third etc.... once you have entered all the meshes you want to merge, you have to return (keyboard) as it ask you the next mesh to merge Finally it will ask you the name of the mesh for the output mesh To your second point, you can open the mesh in fluent, write the case file and that's it. Instead of working with .msh you work with .cas ;) |
Hi -mAX-!
I'm a complete stupid! u were right from the beginning and i didnt realize cause i didnt understand it, but yes! it's very easy by the way u said with grid/zone/append case... Maybe because it was grid and not mesh that i was confused... Anyway, thanks a lot, problem solved! |
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