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February 18, 2011, 06:46
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Anand S. Biradar
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Please guide me step by step how solve a mesh generated using ICEM in Fluent.(As we directly Read a mesh file generated in Gambit & then solve it using Fluent)
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February 19, 2011, 13:15
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The mesh is Fluent format...
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Simon Pereira
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It works the same as with Gambit. You write out a Fluent.msh file (same as you would output from Gambit), open Fluent and read that mesh in. Then you do your setup, etc. and run it.
Once you are in Fluent, the source of the mesh doesn't really matter. |
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