meshing and mesh storing

u k jha · April 29, 2009, 09:00

hi ,
i am using the icem cfd for geometry and meshing and now i have created the mesh in the icem and now i am storing the mesh in unstructured form. but i want to save or store the mesh in the .cfx5 or .cfx or .mesh form so i can import the mesh in the cfx11.0 . if there is any procedure please suggest me.

thanks
u k jha.

Adam S · April 30, 2009, 06:45

you will be assisted among the "output" tab

PSYMN · April 30, 2009, 10:30

Assuming you are using ICEM CFD 10 or 11...

Go to the Output Tab, and pick the first icon "Select solver".

Choose ANSYS CFX for CFX 5, or you can scroll down to CFX4 or whatever (there are about 100 supported solvers).

Hit Apply.

Next go over to the next ICON and setup boundary conditions…

Save the project.

Finally go and click “write input” and fill out the form to create your CFX-5 file.

Don't forget you can always call techsupport... 1-800-937-3321 or email questions to techsupp@ansys.com

April 29, 2009, 09:00	meshing and mesh storing	#1
u k jha New Member uk jha Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 16 Rep Power: 17	hi , i am using the icem cfd for geometry and meshing and now i have created the mesh in the icem and now i am storing the mesh in unstructured form. but i want to save or store the mesh in the .cfx5 or .cfx or .mesh form so i can import the mesh in the cfx11.0 . if there is any procedure please suggest me. thanks u k jha.

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PSYMN Senior Member Simon Pereira Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Ann Arbor, MI Posts: 2,663 Blog Entries: 1 Rep Power: 47	Assuming you are using ICEM CFD 10 or 11... Go to the Output Tab, and pick the first icon "Select solver". Choose ANSYS CFX for CFX 5, or you can scroll down to CFX4 or whatever (there are about 100 supported solvers). Hit Apply. Next go over to the next ICON and setup boundary conditions… Save the project. Finally go and click “write input” and fill out the form to create your CFX-5 file. Don't forget you can always call techsupport... 1-800-937-3321 or email questions to techsupp@ansys.com