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gambituser January 27, 2010 15:07

how to do bandwidth reduction using gambit
 
Hi Pls I ve generated a mesh using gambit, but I need to do bandwidth reduction pls can someone guide me to this pls.

DoHander January 27, 2010 16:10

You can do this in Fluent (use Reorder).

Do

gambituser January 28, 2010 06:39

Pls can you guide me step by step to it Pls. I have Gambit software, How do I go to fluent or Do I need to have Fluent Software as well.

D.Martelli January 28, 2010 07:01

You need fluent software too. Gambit is only the pro-processor once u created the mesh in gambit u've to eported (file/export...) for fluent in fluent the grid/reorder/domain....

gambituser January 28, 2010 07:21

Ok, Thanks for ur reply,

I have not got the fluent sotware, Please is there any other way I can do this Please.

DoHander January 28, 2010 16:07

The legal way is to buy a license or to obtain one from your University.

Do

gambituser January 28, 2010 16:32

Thanks for ur reply,

The license is very expensive and I dont know how to get one from the university, At uni, we use ideas for preprocesing but its not easy to use for more complex geometries. I guess I can import the mesh in ideas and do the bandwidth reduction there and then export it.

What do u think Please.

DoHander January 30, 2010 12:55

Do you plan to use this mesh in your own solver or why do you want to do this bandwidth reduction ?

gambituser January 31, 2010 08:32

Yes, I plan to use the mesh in my own solver.

DoHander January 31, 2010 12:52

Then I'm not sure you can use the band reduction of Fluent. Band reduction must be corroborated with the way your solver creates the array given by the implicit discretization.

(BTW if your solver is explicit you don't need bandwidth reduction.)

If I remeber correctly ParaMetis has some bandwidth reduction routines, check if you can link these to your solver ...

Do


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