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Old   September 10, 2010, 15:30
Default Star-CCM vs Fluent Mesh Wrapping Capabilities
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Hey guys,

Sorry for yet another comparison thread but my company is getting ready to decide on purchasing either Star-CCM or Fluent for our CFD needs. We've been evaluating both quite extensively but have yet to be able to exercise the each code's capability of meshing complex geometries.

So I was wondering if anyone has any deep understanding and knowledge of each tools surface wrapping capabilities. The Star-CCM guys claim they have an edge over Fluent in terms of generating meshes around or inside complex CAD surface models. Fluent also mentioned their tool called "Space Claim" that is supposed to be pretty awesome.

So I was hoping to receive feedback about these features and whether anybody has any recommendations.

Thanks in advance,

Jonathan
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