How to export to Fluent
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1st of all switch from Hypermesh to Engineering solutions in the user profile.. then select CFD --> click ok
now go to File-->export FEA--> select file type as CFD; solver type Fluent; target location; click export... itzz done !!
before exporting u should actually define all zones (inlet.outlet,interfaces,fluid domains, etc)
good luck...
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Altair Forum User said:
In what file format should I export for Fluent to read in the data. Fluent booklet says, Hypermesh Ascii format. What does this mean? Thanks.
ASCII format file is a general code format where major files are scripted. After creating the mesh in the Ansys user profile, Create an ET Type sensor for all type of elements, from 1D, 2D, & 3D panels, update all the element types from the ELEM Types option in 3D panel, and then export in to desired format.
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Altair Forum User said:
1st of all switch from Hypermesh to Engineering solutions in the user profile.. then select CFD --> click ok
now go to File-->export FEA--> select file type as CFD; solver type Fluent; target location; click export... itzz done !!
before exporting u should actually define all zones (inlet.outlet,interfaces,fluid domains, etc)
good luck...
Sir how can i define all zones (inlet.outlet,interfaces,fluid domains, etc) in hypermesh
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Altair Forum User said:
Sir how can i define all zones (inlet.outlet,interfaces,fluid domains, etc) in hypermesh
Aiiiie, do you have some experience with CFD? Fluent?
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