BladeGen & linux

Veronique Pe · April 23, 2014, 11:37

Hi,

I'm working on linux and the geometry of the pump (ie the project) was designed with BladeGen, and meshed with TurboGrid.
I know BladeGen is only on windows

, but I really prefer working on Linux.

Do you have an idea to convert my geometry (which format?) or my mesh to only work on linux?

Thanks,

Véronique Pe

CentOs&VMWare Windows7
Ansys 15.0

Sixkillers · April 24, 2014, 04:28

Hi,

You can use command line utility called BladeBatch.exe that runs fine under Wine to do several conversions. E.g. you can convert a *.bgd file to TurboGrid input files and so on.

Cheers

April 23, 2014, 11:37	BladeGen & linux	#1
Veronique Pe New Member Véronique Penin Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Lyon, France Posts: 21 Rep Power: 12	Hi, I'm working on linux and the geometry of the pump (ie the project) was designed with BladeGen, and meshed with TurboGrid. I know BladeGen is only on windows , but I really prefer working on Linux. Do you have an idea to convert my geometry (which format?) or my mesh to only work on linux? Thanks, Véronique Pe CentOs&VMWare Windows7 Ansys 15.0

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April 24, 2014, 04:28		#2
Sixkillers Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Czech Republic Posts: 97 Rep Power: 15	Hi, You can use command line utility called BladeBatch.exe that runs fine under Wine to do several conversions. E.g. you can convert a *.bgd file to TurboGrid input files and so on. Cheers