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November 7, 2007, 07:32
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This is a cross post from the
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Jason Hoogland
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This is a cross post from the Salome forum, but it can get a little quite there:
Suppose I have a box. On one face I draw a circle. I want to mesh the volume with tets but in such a way that the circle is meshed separately with tets, so that it can act as an inlet/boundary patch. Then I want to separately name the circular group of cells for export as a UNV. How would I do this in Salome? Any .py examples? Cheers Hoogs |
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November 8, 2007, 02:51
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You should to define the group
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Ruben I. Mukhamadeev
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You should to define the group for your mesh as elements, which are common for the surface of your box and belong to circle. It's a very simple operation - defining a group.
After that you exports mesh to unv - and convert to OF with ideasUnvToFoam. |
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