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Hi I have a Case with a complex Mesh 30 Millions Knots, and over hundred Boundary Conditions.
I made the Calculation last Year with Fluent. Can I Import the mesh and the Boundary Conditions to CFX ? I can import the mesh thats no problem. And I can make the Post-processing with Ansys but how can i convert the case dat to CCL? My Ansys Version is 12.0 Sp1 Ansys WB Multi Physics. Last edited by BTU-RoRo; July 23, 2010 at 09:17. |
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There's no import mechanism for Fluent boundary conditions, you'll have to re-enter them.
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Why? Ansys CFX and Fluent are in one Company...
And its only one Text file.. that has to be converted.. thats weak. |
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Think about it... you'd have to map Fluent settings to CFX settings for all boundary conditions, but in many cases they are not equivalent.
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