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December 14, 2006, 04:57
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Exporting from ICEM CFD to prostar
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Does anyone know how to do this. So far as I can see the mesh can be saved as a '.uns' file or output as a '.ansys' file from ICEM CFD. However, prostar v4 can only import '.inp' files from ICEM which I presume can be created from the full version of the software.
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December 14, 2006, 08:23
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Re: Exporting from ICEM CFD to prostar
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Output > Select Solver > StarCD 3.2 > Write to Solver
It writes .inp, .cel, .vrt |
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