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February 28, 2008, 21:48
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How can i use an existing surface mesh?
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Hi, i created a surface mesh over a complex wing in Gambit. As Gambit has problems to generate a volume, i want to import the surface mesh into ICEM. Is it possible to use the already existing surface mesh (I can import the mesh as *.msh) in ICEM and "just" build a volume around it?
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February 29, 2008, 10:51
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Re: How can i use an existing surface mesh?
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Yes. Assuming you also import or create the exterior geometry (so you have a volume to fill), there is an option in the volume meshing to start from geometry, mesh or a combination of the two.
...or you could just build the whole mesh in ICEM CFD, or Workbench, ... -CycLone |
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