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Old   August 22, 2016, 12:30
Default Error by importing .msh format to openfoam
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Hello Foamers,

I tried to import my .msh format fluent mesh from ICEM-CFX to Openfoam.
I can open this mesh with fluent easily. When I decided to import it to Openfoam, suddenly I saw this error during the conversion.

patch 0 from Fluent indices: 7756490 to: 8192809 type: wall
patch 1 from Fluent indices: 8192810 to: 9701853 type: wall
patch 2 from Fluent indices: 9701854 to: 10023117 type: wall
patch 3 from Fluent indices: 10023118 to: 11641677 type: wall
patch 4 from Fluent indices: 11641678 to: 11661117 type: wall
patch 5 from Fluent indices: 11661118 to: 11661669 type: wall
patch 6 from Fluent indices: 11661670 to: 11982933 type: wall
patch 7 from Fluent indices: 11982934 to: 11995173 type: wall
patch 8 from Fluent indices: 11995174 to: 13613733 type: wall
patch 9 from Fluent indices: 13613734 to: 13621245 type: wall
patch 10 from Fluent indices: 13621246 to: 14057565 type: wall
patch 11 from Fluent indices: 14057566 to: 14058339 type: wall
patch 12 from Fluent indices: 14058340 to: 14077779 type: wall
patch 13 from Fluent indices: 14077780 to: 14113150 type: wall
patch 14 from Fluent indices: 14113151 to: 15622194 type: wall
patch 15 from Fluent indices: 15622195 to: 15622873 type: wall
patch 16 from Fluent indices: 15622874 to: 15622947 type: wall

--> FOAM FATAL ERROR:
Illegal cell label -1 in neighbour addressing for face 15671278

From function polyMesh::initMesh()
in file meshes/polyMesh/polyMeshInitMesh.C at line 65.

FOAM exiting


I prepared this mesh in 3D format ( 2D with just one cell thickness ) for simulation. I want to know what should I do to omit this error? What does it mean by illegal cell label?
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.


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Old   August 22, 2016, 14:11
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I have the same error as you.
Please let us know how to omit this error.
Thank you Foamers.
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Old   August 24, 2016, 06:38
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A way for importing the mesh with this error to Foam is found.
Firstly, try to open it in Fluent with .msh data, then make a save as .cas format.
At the end, write this comment in your terminal.
FluentMeshToFoam <name of file>.cas
It should be worked.
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