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June 30, 2003, 11:11 |
Mesh Import from Fluent to CFX
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Hello users, i will be greatful to ur contribution if u will tell me the procedure of importing the mesh from fluent ot CFX along with all the boundary conditions,thanks in advance.
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June 30, 2003, 15:01 |
Re: Mesh Import from Fluent to CFX
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Hi Sam,
You should be able to export the mesh to a format which CFX-5 can import. If you have ICEM-CFD, you can import the mesh into MED and export a CFX-5 mesh. This will only provide you with the mesh and 2D/3D regions. Since boundary condition specification is code dependant, you will have to re-apply your boundary conditions in CFX-5. Regards, Robin |
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July 2, 2003, 02:22 |
Re: Mesh Import from Fluent to CFX
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Sam,
You have a few options... 1) In the fluent post processor export a patran neutral file. You can then read this into CFX-Build and apply boundary conditions. This is not a workable solution if you have a large grid (i.e. >1,000,000 cells). 2) If you are smart, motivated, and have the Fluent documentation of their file format, then you can write a user defined import executable in CFX-5. The doc for this on the CFX side is in the CFX-5 manuals. Neale |
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July 2, 2003, 11:26 |
Re: Mesh Import from Fluent to CFX
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Are you unhappy with the Fluent results or just curious as to what the results would be in CFX?
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