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Panos
Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 33
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Goodmorning.
I read on bibliography that a way to "validate" theresults of a simulation is by refining the mesh, reducing the ceels number and simulating the case.I used a realy thick mess (600000 cells) and i wanna attenuate it and simulate the case again. Can i reducethe number of cells and attenuate the mesh in Fluent? I still havent found a wayto do it. Thank you in advance |
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raj
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: OKlahoma
Posts: 13
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..May be you can try Adapt>Region>Controls>Coarsen or refine.
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