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October 8, 2007, 07:25 |
SolidWorks - FLUENT conversion
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Hi,
I haven't worked with FLUENT for a number of months and I am wonder how to convert a SolidWorkd (CAD) file into a FLUENT file with all faces pre-defined? |
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October 8, 2007, 10:37 |
Re: SolidWorks - FLUENT conversion
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U have to save the Solidworks file as a Parasolid file(with extension ".x_t"). Then you can import this file from Gambit. Then you can define all the boundary conditions and export it into FLUENT.
Hope this helps.... Madhukar |
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October 8, 2007, 18:09 |
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use the SW CAD connection tool which is free and comes with Gambit or FloWIzard.
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October 11, 2007, 12:23 |
Re: SolidWorks - FLUENT conversion
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Dear Daniel Actually most of the CAD using conversion that well recognize by other CAD and also for Gambit
Such are : ACIS (make acis version 8) IGES etc But i prefer to ACIS, export your *.prt of your solid work dile to ACIS but choose version 8, because sometimes there is conflict, also u can open ACIS file in AUTOCAD or export AUTOCAD to ACIS then import the file from gambit, next u can examine your need in gambit for proper modeling by your condition and constraints Regards |
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