Primitive arising in CFX-Pre. Named all components in Ansys meshing, but observed some of the surfaces at interfaces becoming Primitives after importing the mesh in CFX-Pre.
Tagged: 19, cfx, fluid-dynamics, General - CFX, mesh import, primitives
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April 5, 2023 at 2:32 pmFAQParticipant
As a work around the mesh file to be imported in Fluent and save as a case file. Export the case file into CFX and noticed no primitives, and retained all created named selections as in ANSYS mesher
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