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December 21, 2005, 10:07 |
FluentMeshToFoam Error A model face is not matched Shape detection failed
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VVqf
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I got the following error:
dimension of grid: 3 Creating shapes for 3-D cells --> FOAM FATAL ERROR : Cannot find match for face 1. Model: hex model face: 4(0 1 5 4) Mesh faces: 6 ( 4(888264 888262 888261 888246) 4(97235 181097 97241 845846) 4(845846 97241 888246 888264) 4(888261 181097 97235 888262) 4(97235 845846 888264 888262) 4(888246 97241 181097 888261) ) Matched points: 8(888264 -1 -1 888246 888262 -1 -1 888261) From function create3DCellShape(const label cellIndex, const labelList& faceLabels, const labelListList& faces, const labelList& owner, const labelList& neighbour, const label fluentCellModelID) in file create3DCellShape.C at line 281. FOAM aborting -------------------------- 4>: more example_fluent.msh (0 " Created by : Fluent_V6 Interface Vers. 5.1.11") (2 3) (0 "Node Section") (10 (0 1 142735 0 3)) (10 (5 1 142735 1 3) ( 408.2419128 40 202.324295 408.2419128 -40 202.324295 0 -40 40 0 40 40 ... is this the fluent version problem or I have internal face in the .msh file, or some other reason ? is there any way to solve it ? Thank you. |
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December 22, 2005, 05:55 |
Is your geometry actually 3D?
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Mattijs Janssens
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Is your geometry actually 3D? Have you tried with say just one 3D hex cell?
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June 1, 2006, 08:06 |
Hello
Its has been a while
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Marcus Hammar
Join Date: Mar 2009
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Hello
Its has been a while since you posted your question, maybe you found the answer yourself? What is the answer? Anyway, i got the exact same error earlier today while converting an old 3dmesh. This mesh has one small sphere(wall) inside 2 domains; one sphere and one cube outside the sphere. These 2 domains does not have a smooth transition in cell size. (not good maybe but...) My thought then was to make a simpler mesh with just a cubic domain around my sphere(wall) in the middle(hence no unsmooth transition) and try this. I had no problem at all converting this mesh. I dont know if this is the answer to your questions but maybe it can help somehow... /Marcus |
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