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My geometric model is a rotating blade cascade. When importing the TurboGrid mesh into Fluent, I found that many boundary conditions were missing, such as the interfaces between the inlet/outlet and the rotating blade, as well as the gap mesh between the blade tip and the passage.
March 11, 2025 at 6:20 am
anthonywake11
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Check boundary names in TurboGrid and ensure the correct mesh format is exported. In Fluent, use Mesh → Display to verify boundaries. If missing, create them in Mesh → Interfaces. Check mesh connectivity with Mesh → Check. If issues persist, try remeshing or exporting via CFX before importing into Fluent.
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