[Nek5000-users] mesh import options
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Mon May 21 04:12:21 CDT 2018
Hi all,
Is exo2nek still the best way to import meshes with relatively complex
geometries to nek5000?
If yes, can someone please help me out regarding exo2nek import:
1. I made my mesh using Pointwise and exported to exodusII format, but
exo2nek throws the following error:
"""
EXODUS: ERROR: Attempting to open the netcdf-4 file:
'pipe.exo'
. Either the netcdf library does not support netcdf-4 or there is a
filesystem or some other issue
ERROR: cannot open file pipe.exo
"""
2. I exported exodus from ICEM-CFD, here the error from exo2nek reads:
"""
element block id = 1
element type = HEX
num_elem_in_block = 24500
num_nodes_per_elem = 8
ERROR: Only HEX27 elements are allowed in a 3D mesh!
num_nodes_per_elem= 8
Note: The following floating-point exceptions are signalling: IEEE_DENORMAL
"""
3. The popular option looks exporting exodus file from Gambit with hex27
elements, however I
was not able to find Gambit meshing software. Is it open source now or
comes in with Fluent?
I've Fluent 18.0 license at my university.
*Cheers,Vishal*
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