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January 19, 2009, 05:26
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Hi everybody
I have a quest
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fabrizio
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Hi everybody
I have a question for you; after creating mesh with Snappyhexmesh I obtain the final mesh in 0.015 folder; after that I have to run IcoFoam starting from that folder. How can I do that? Thanks to all the members of this great forum Fabrizio |
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January 19, 2009, 05:59
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Hi,
Its better if you copy
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Jose Luis Santos
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Hi,
Its better if you copy the new mesh at 0.015/polymesh to constant/polymesh: cp 0.015/polymesh/* constant/polymesh Regards, Jose Santos |
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January 19, 2009, 08:58
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right. because the snappyHexMe
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Wolfgang Heydlauff
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right. because the snappyHexMesh creation time is something complete different to the simulationtime. so, keep it separated. do what Jose Luis said.
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