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aref
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hi guys i did my project in icem and then link it with fluent in workbench window now i click on update on fluent.i want to know how much time it required? my total element is almost 7million?
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Gwenael H.
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Switzerland
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Hi,
Well it's difficult to estimate as we don't know what is your hardware configuration, the ANSYS version that you're using, etc... As a comparison when I import a mesh of ~12M from ICEM to Fluent it takes around 3-4 mins to import it (Ansys 2019R1, 12 cores, 96gb ram, NVMe drive). I would say wait and see ![]() |
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cfd - post, icem 18.1, mesh 3d |
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