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How can I add another mesh to an existing Fluent case?

Tagged: 18, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General - FLUENT
    • August 25, 2023 at 12:16 pm
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      It is possible to add a mesh to an existing fluent case. Two options can be suggested to connect the imported mesh to the existing Fluent case: In Fluent (standalone), use the option “Append Case File…” in GUI and ensure mesh interfaces are properly set. In WB, create links between both meshes and the Fluent setup box. Ensure that mesh interfaces are properly set. Both methods can be used several times to add more parts afterwards. However, non-conformal interfaces are generated and can reduce solution accuracy. Please see attached document for further details.

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      1. 2050299.pdf

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