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Zafer Zeren July 20, 2006 07:20

hanging nodes in fluent;
 
When I try to import hanging nodes into fluent it gives the following error:

Reading Cell Tree: failed while reading section 58.

Clearing partially read grid.

Does anyone have an idea how to solve? I generate the mesh with ICEM CFD. First it was giving the error of "uncovered faces". I solved it with the grid check menu of ICEM. However, fluent didnt accept the grid.

thanks anyway Zafer

cscalo April 9, 2013 01:51

I have the same problem..
 
I have the same problem in a Fluent-like solver.. can somebody post the solution to this?

Far April 9, 2013 06:00

is it a 2d case ? What is your ICEM version?

asal April 9, 2013 07:59

Hi!

What is the ration of hanging node? Fluent ignore the 1=>2 ratio. but if the ratio is more than this, you have to merge them in ICEM, before you export to .msh

cscalo April 9, 2013 12:19

hanging nodes
 
Thank you for your reply. In my case the refinement goes from 1 to 2. I think the problem is in my solver. However, in the case I use fluent, do I really just leave the uncovered faces unfixed (for example, without rebuilding the topology) and just export the .msh file?

I also read solutions that imply the doubling of faces and nodes at the interface, I was wondering if this is a solution that is usually used.

If these solutions don't work for me I will surrender with the polihedra interface (via "resolve refinement").

Thank you guys

Tarantino April 9, 2013 14:24

I have the same Problem!

asal April 9, 2013 14:25

Hi!

If your solver is fluent, just export the mesh and run if the ration is 1 to 2. Don't care about the uncovered faces!


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