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Old   August 29, 2006, 23:41
Default How to separate the mesh from the case?
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smillerhh
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I have a case with many different inlets. Massflow, turbulence, local coordinate system etc. are different for each inlet which makes it quite hard to set up. If I read a new mesh (with the same inlets defined) into FLUENT, unfortunately all the boundary information is gone and one has to go manually through all the inlets again. Is there a clever workaround for this inconvenience? I have fiddled with the ASCII case file copying and pasting mesh and case info, but that approach is not manageable.

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Old   August 30, 2006, 01:00
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create a journal file and keep it, then read the mesh , and read the journal to define the boundaries again. its easy to do.
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Old   August 30, 2006, 04:06
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I thing you can try to create a bc file by typing file/write-bc at the TUI. Then when you read the new cas (new mesh) if it has the same names by reading the bc file (files/read-bc) fluent will copy the boundary conditions of the zones that have the same name and will skip the new ones. Hope it helps

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