Dear all,
I'm having the following problem with importing I-deas Universal mesh file to Ansys Fluent: I have generated 3D mesh in Salome Meca, and when importing it to Ansys Fluent (in UNV format) it gives me an error which claims that I have tried to load 2D mesh into a 3D solver.
I wonder if anyone else has encountered a similar problem.
Here are a few figures about the export procedure.
Hi Jarno
Is the mesh you made in I-deas software 3D? Or
2D? Maybe you just meshed the surface of the previous model?
To import a 3D .unv mesh to Ansys Fluent, you can follow these steps:
· Open Ansys Fluent and create a new case or open an existing one.
· Click on "File" and select "Import" from the drop-down menu.
· In the "Import" dialog box, select "UNV" as the file type and browse to locate the .unv mesh file on your computer.
· Select the mesh file and click on "OK" to proceed.
· In the "UNV Import Options" dialog box, select the appropriate units and scaling options for your mesh, and click on "OK" to start the import process.
· Once the import is complete, you should see the imported mesh displayed in the Ansys Fluent window.
You can now set up your simulation and run it using the imported mesh.
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