[sharonyue]

In the UG, we have:

The file must be written in ASCII format, which is not the default option in Fluent. It is possible to convert single-stream Fluent meshes, including the 2 dimensional geometries.

The converter accepts any single-stream mesh including integral and arbitrary couple
matching and all cell types are supported.

The features that the converter does not support are:
• multi-stream mesh specification

I dont know whats meaning exactly, any helps?Thanks.

[kmooney]

Weird! Maybe you should post a question on the Fluent forum. I bet those chaps would be happy to help.

[wyldckat]

For future reference: http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/flu...mesh-mean.html

[sharonyue]

Originally Posted by wyldckat

For future reference: http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/flu...mesh-mean.html

haha, thanks Bro,

[wyldckat]

Hi sharonyue,

I was hoping someone would answer your question on the other thread, but I guess not.

As far as I can understand, the "multi-stream" mesh in Fluent is similar to multi-region in OpenFOAM, in the sense that each "stream" is an independent mesh for each region. The reason why it's "multi-stream" is because it's part of the same case. It's probably something like:

• main "file.msh" - which refers to each stream, e.g.:
  • "region1.msh"
  • "region2.msh"
  • "region3.msh"
  • and so on

Best regards,
Bruno