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Steph December 21, 2006 05:31

GAMBIT mesh to CFX
 
It seems to me that there is no direct way to use a mesh that was created in GAMBIT in CFX.

The only way which worked for me is to import the mesh to ICEM and export it to CFX. But this only worked for small meshes. ICEM used to crash down importing the GAMBIT-mesh when the mesh exceeds a certain size.

There must be another way. Thanks for your help.

Manoj Kumar December 21, 2006 05:48

Re: GAMBIT mesh to CFX
 
One more way I can suggest is to open the mesh in Fluent and export it as CGNS file. You can then import the CGNS file in CFX.

Manoj

Johnny December 21, 2006 06:13

Re: GAMBIT mesh to CFX
 
I think CFX 11 can read in a Gambit mesh as well.

Steph December 21, 2006 06:25

Re: GAMBIT mesh to CFX
 
I expected some improvement there since the Ansys guys bought FLUENT/GAMBIT. Unfortunately I still have CFX-10.0. I'll try the fluent trick Manoj introduced to me.

I think it's way easier to use gambit to create a structured mesh than using ICEM - especially for easy geometries. But I guess that philosophy.

zxaar December 21, 2006 08:26

Re: GAMBIT mesh to CFX
 
I personally like to work with gambit if the geoms are very easy. This is how i managed to work with CFX using gambit. I will have the mesh , open it into tgrid, and export patran neutral from it. This way i am able to see all the boundary conditions in CFX.


Omer December 21, 2006 19:01

Re: GAMBIT mesh to CFX
 
You didn't check through the CFX forum first before you posted the question, did u?

It has already been answered quite a few number of times.Here is a link you will get what you need.

http://www.cfd-online.com/Forum/cfx_...cgi?read=16701


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