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  3. When combining different mesh files from different mesh cells into one Fluent cell, Fluent assigns ‘solid’ type to all cell zones even though these were designated as ‘fluid’ in meshing. How can I change this behavior?

When combining different mesh files from different mesh cells into one Fluent cell, Fluent assigns ‘solid’ type to all cell zones even though these were designated as ‘fluid’ in meshing. How can I change this behavior?

Tagged: 18.2, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General, General - FLUENT
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:06 am
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      Too keep Fluent from assigning a ‘solid’ type to all cell zones, use Named Selections in meshing and give a the fluid zone names a prefix such as ‘fluid_’ to these named selections. One this is done, Fluent will assign ‘Fluid’ type to cell zones.

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