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I have a large (~100M Element) multizone mesh to create, and have access to an HPC to generate it, but it is taking 48+ hours. When I try to create the mesh, no matter how many nodes and cores I'm using, it will only use 1-2 cores out of 28+ and only 20-30 GB of 128+ GB of RAM.
I have tried using parallel licensing, setting number of CPUs for meshing, but the mesher still won't utilize any more resources. It is a single body part, so I'm not sure how it would do it, but I am looking for any help in accelerating the meshing with the HPC resources available. Thanks in advance! |
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Hi MikeBravo
As far as I know, parallel mehsing only works for different bodies. For example: 1 body --> 1 core, 3 bodies --> 3 cores |
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