ICEM correspondence with Meshing

Nima Shah · June 7, 2022, 13:28

Hello,
I have recently done meshing in ICEM and saved an export with some names. Then the solution ws finished and so on.
Now I have opened "Fluent" to read the case and save it as a new case with slight changes.
The question is I am not sure which .msh file was selected when importing to Fluent.
I am going to delete some of the unused .msh files to gather some space for next solutions.
* I am going to use a Cluster to run my simulations and Fluent launcher.

bluebase · June 7, 2022, 18:36

I haven't used fluent in a very long time. So i don't recall if there is a journal-log somewhere which could tell you what has been done to the file.

But as a workaround, i figure, how about using the absolute cell count of your mesh. these are likely not identical with your set of meshes.

Nima Shah · June 7, 2022, 19:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by bluebase

I haven't used fluent in a very long time. So i don't recall if there is a journal-log somewhere which could tell you what has been done to the file.

But as a workaround, i figure, how about using the absolute cell count of your mesh. these are likely not identical with your set of meshes.

Thanks Sebastian. This might work but I guess there should be a more systematic approach.
Regards

June 7, 2022, 13:28	ICEM correspondence with Meshing	#1
Nima Shah New Member Nima Join Date: Apr 2022 Posts: 18 Rep Power: 4	Hello, I have recently done meshing in ICEM and saved an export with some names. Then the solution ws finished and so on. Now I have opened "Fluent" to read the case and save it as a new case with slight changes. The question is I am not sure which .msh file was selected when importing to Fluent. I am going to delete some of the unused .msh files to gather some space for next solutions. * I am going to use a Cluster to run my simulations and Fluent launcher.

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June 7, 2022, 18:36		#2
bluebase Senior Member Sebastian Engel Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Germany Posts: 567 Rep Power: 21	I haven't used fluent in a very long time. So i don't recall if there is a journal-log somewhere which could tell you what has been done to the file. But as a workaround, i figure, how about using the absolute cell count of your mesh. these are likely not identical with your set of meshes.