Hello All,

I am looking for a 3D CFD mesher on internet to download to my home computer. Freeware is preferred. Anybody know any sites?

Thanks in advance,

sc

What kind of mesh do you need? Structured or Unstructured? You can use any commercial software like Fluent, CFX or NISA. Using any one of these package you can generate the MESH and output can be read by YOUR Flow solver. The file format of these software is quite easy to understand. Any way, if it is structured mesh you can afford of writing on your own. I do the same.

With regards and best wishes.

GS

I am looking for an unstructured mesher, but anything will do. I just want to be able to create some meshes, view them and feed the data into my solver.

Cheers,

Hi Sam,

Have a look at GiD mesher - its not bad once you get used to its peculiarities.

Best regards,

Des Aubery...

I use the freeware modulef available at this site:

http://www-rocq.inria.fr/modulef/

It works well, I've created 2d and 3d unstructured meshes with this set of routines. But in order to use it, it is strongly recommended to download and read the documentation which goes with it.

Good luck.

Take a look at

http://www-users.informatik.rwth-aac.../software.html

http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/sowen/softsurv.html

Regards, Robert

Robert Schneiders MAGMA Giessereitechnologie GmbH D-52072 Aachen Kackertstr. 11 Germany Tel.: +49-241-88901-13 email: R.Schneiders@magmasoft.de www: http://www-users.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/~roberts/

Robert,

I have been impressed with the reference pages you have sited. Thank you for your help,

Sam