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February 28, 2001, 08:02 |
Grid generation timings
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Hello, Would you be so kind to answer the question about the time it takes you to generate an unstructured grid. Please, type the type of a computer you use. I'm especially interasted about PC efficiency. Best wishes, Nikita.
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March 2, 2001, 16:22 |
Re: Grid generation timings
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Hi,
Not any easy question to answer. It can been 2-3 minutes for a simple model and upto weeks for a very complex model. The only real answer is faster than a structured mesh! Regards David |
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March 3, 2001, 06:37 |
Re: Grid generation timings
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Thanks, David, but what could you say about speed of grid generation?
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March 3, 2001, 08:49 |
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Hi,
Its very hard to say. If you just look at pure computing power ICEM CFD TETRA meshes about 4000-5000 cells a second on a 1GHZ PC. But prior to that there is some time spent by the user which will depend on their skill and CAD data. Cheers David |
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