Mesh Merge Information

CFD_Newby · June 2, 2018, 09:57

Hello,

I tried to link a new mesh to an existing project. Afterwards I got the following Message: The mesh file (meshname) and the project (projectname) do not have the same topology.
What does it mean?
I click Merge Mesh definition (see attached) and the message disappears.

Greetings

DarylMusashi · June 3, 2018, 07:00

In FINE/Turbo you can use an already set up project and link a new mesh. This makes sense if the topology of both meshes is similar but only the number of grid points differ (for example in case of a mesh refinement study).

After you merged the old project with the new mesh you should definitely check all settings, especially the boundary conditions tabs if all patches (inlet/outlet/solid) are defined correctly.

CFD_Newby · June 3, 2018, 11:04

Thanks for your answer.
But because of this message, my script stops working.
Is there a script command, to say Fine/Turbo that I want to click "Merge Mesh"?

Greetings

DarylMusashi · June 3, 2018, 11:13

As far as I know there is no such script command to automatically merge the mesh. But you could (once again) set up your project from scratch, save the script file (File -> Script -> Save all) and execute this script. In this script you can then set the path of the linking mesh.

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June 3, 2018, 07:00		#2
DarylMusashi Senior Member Holger Dietrich Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 174 Rep Power: 15	In FINE/Turbo you can use an already set up project and link a new mesh. This makes sense if the topology of both meshes is similar but only the number of grid points differ (for example in case of a mesh refinement study). After you merged the old project with the new mesh you should definitely check all settings, especially the boundary conditions tabs if all patches (inlet/outlet/solid) are defined correctly.

June 3, 2018, 11:04		#3
CFD_Newby New Member Peter Silie Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 14 Rep Power: 8	Thanks for your answer. But because of this message, my script stops working. Is there a script command, to say Fine/Turbo that I want to click "Merge Mesh"? Greetings

June 3, 2018, 11:13		#4
DarylMusashi Senior Member Holger Dietrich Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 174 Rep Power: 15	As far as I know there is no such script command to automatically merge the mesh. But you could (once again) set up your project from scratch, save the script file (File -> Script -> Save all) and execute this script. In this script you can then set the path of the linking mesh.