fluent3DMeshToFoam conversion problem
Hello together,
I'm having some trouble with converting an .msh- Mesh into the OF- format. I'm Using fluent3DMeshToFoam. The mesh consists of tetrahedras, prisms and polyhedras. If I make fluent3DMeshToFoam the conversion happens, but if I do checkMesh, I get the following output: Code:
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*\ Best regards, CFDnewbie147 |
check where are those open cells
OF write those cells in the "nonClosedCells" subset. So you can display them in Paraview for instance >foamToVTK -cellSet nonClosedCells Which software did you use to generate your mesh? |
Hey,
i did what you told me and those cells are everywhere (not only the non closed cells, also the illegal cells(why are they illegal? they are polyhedra with 2 or 3 faces!) and the non-orthogonal faces. I used an enterprise intern mesher (from TAU- Code) and converted the netcdf- format- mesh to a fluent mesh. And this .msh mesh i imported via fluent3DMeshToFoam to the OF mesh format. Can u help me what i have to do? Is this a problem caused by converting the mesh two times or is the mesh really bad??? Thank you for ur help! |
If you have the possibility, try to run a check mesh in fluent
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Thank you for your quick reply.
But I don't have the opportunity to check the mesh in fluent, only when I'm back at university in a few weeks. Is there a "button" for checking the mesh in fluent or how do you mean I should check the mesh? Best regards, cfdnewbie147 |
you load your mesh in fluent, then in define/check mesh:
http://www.sharcnet.ca/Software/Flue...e178.htm#21267 |
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How you saved the fluent mesh file in ascii format? I have no idea about it Thanks |
the msh file isn't created from fluent, but from the mesher: gambit for instance
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I'm using ANSYS workbench to generate mesh However, I have no idea to make the file in ascii format |
I don't have ANSYS, so I am not helpfull
Maybe you should ask on ANSYS Meshing subforum |
Hello together,
I have to say I don't know how to save a ANSYS-mesh-file in an ASCII format because I didn't use ANSYS to create this mesh. I used a selfmade python script for converting into the .msh format. I hope you will find an answer. Best regards CFDNewbie147 |
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http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ans...ii-format.html With regards, Sebastian |
Greetings Sebastian,
Thanks for the late reply. It reminded me that we needed a FAQ for this. I've added it here: http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/FA...sh_in_ASCII.3F Best regards, Bruno |
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If you are using the default meshing method in Ansys meshing then it is heavily probable that you will keep receiving these errors no matter how good your mesh looks in fluent. The default meshing method creates very nice mesh in some parts and fills in rest of the part with some poor quality elements (poor for openfoam, fluent will happily except it).
You could do one of following: 1. You can always visualize elements based on their quality in Ansys meshing. Decide if they are good or not and keep on trying until you get a mesh with proper quality. 2. You can chose a method that has only one type of elements (hexa or tetra). It is more easy to control the quality of mesh if you have only one type elements by simply controlling the size. Someone please correct me if I am wrong. |
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