intializing data in fluent from an available solution( from an opensource code)

ayannath23 · December 20, 2010, 08:11

Hi to everyone,

I have created and solved a case on a specific mesh in FASTEST3D (an open source code). Now I want to use the solutions to give as input to FLUENT12 for the same geometry but slightly different mesh.
Please give some idea about how to to initialize the data in Fluent?

Thanks,
Ayan

potrero · December 21, 2010, 13:54

As I understand it, one way to do this in Fluent is through Profiles. You'll need to map the other solution's relevant data (velocity components, turbulence quantities, and matching locations) into a text file compatible with Fluent's Profile format (search the Help files for an example). Then, import the Profile, and you'll be able to select the relevant profile component (velocity, turbulence intensity, etc) when defining your Inlet Boundary Conditions.

December 20, 2010, 08:11	intializing data in fluent from an available solution( from an opensource code)	#1
ayannath23 New Member Ayan Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 9 Rep Power: 16	Hi to everyone, I have created and solved a case on a specific mesh in FASTEST3D (an open source code). Now I want to use the solutions to give as input to FLUENT12 for the same geometry but slightly different mesh. Please give some idea about how to to initialize the data in Fluent? Thanks, Ayan

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December 21, 2010, 13:54		#2
potrero New Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 17	As I understand it, one way to do this in Fluent is through Profiles. You'll need to map the other solution's relevant data (velocity components, turbulence quantities, and matching locations) into a text file compatible with Fluent's Profile format (search the Help files for an example). Then, import the Profile, and you'll be able to select the relevant profile component (velocity, turbulence intensity, etc) when defining your Inlet Boundary Conditions.