input from ansys

April 23, 2001, 07:33

hi please help me to import my ansys three dimensional problem into fluent without the refernce to the help file of fluent. please help me do this thank in advance reza

April 25, 2001, 11:41

output style "*.igs" of Ansys is imported to gambit of Fluent.

April 27, 2001, 06:47

write cdb file using CDWRITE command in Ansys. cdb file can be imported to Fluent.

Yong-Ju Hong

May 10, 2001, 21:39

Use the command CDWRITE,ALL at Ansys, then you'll be able to read the file.cdb at Fluent. You will have to separate the grid into suitable regions for applying the boundary conditions. Use GRID -> SEPARATE -> FACES.

Hope this helps.

April 23, 2001, 07:33	input from ansys	#1
reza besharati Guest Posts: n/a	hi please help me to import my ansys three dimensional problem into fluent without the refernce to the help file of fluent. please help me do this thank in advance reza

April 25, 2001, 11:41	Re: input from ansys	#2
Tong Tong Guest Posts: n/a	output style "*.igs" of Ansys is imported to gambit of Fluent.

April 27, 2001, 06:47	Re: input from ansys	#3
Yong-Ju Hong Guest Posts: n/a	write cdb file using CDWRITE command in Ansys. cdb file can be imported to Fluent. Yong-Ju Hong

May 10, 2001, 21:39	Re: input from ansys	#4
Daniel Bruno Guest Posts: n/a	Use the command CDWRITE,ALL at Ansys, then you'll be able to read the file.cdb at Fluent. You will have to separate the grid into suitable regions for applying the boundary conditions. Use GRID -> SEPARATE -> FACES. Hope this helps.

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