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Comments and questions are welcomed on the article Salehi and Nilsson, OpenFOAM for Francis Turbine transients, OpenFOAM Journal, November 2021, https://doi.org/10.51560/ofj.v1.26.
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A common way to do that is to write out in Fluent *.msh format and then use fluentMeshToFoam or fluent3dMeshToFoam to convert it to OpenFOAM format.
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Just make sure to write an ASCII file *.msh file when exporting with ICEM as OpenFOAM's fluent3DMeshToFoam cannot handle binary files. Saeed |
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