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October 13, 2003, 11:47
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I am new to fluent and I want to know the type of preprocessor program is acceptable to Fluent.
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October 13, 2003, 12:06
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Here you can find the page of FLUENT manual where readable format are listed.
http://p2chpd-cluster.univ-lyon1.fr/.../ug/node72.htm Hi  ap |
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October 14, 2003, 15:27
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If you are a beginner you can use gambit (the fluent mesher....but it is not very efficient) you can use ICEM-CFD which is in my opinion one of the best commercial mesher
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