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  3. Is there a way to import the gas-liquid interface obtained from a Fluent VOF simulation to a pre-processor (e.g. SpaceClaim) as a surface?

Is there a way to import the gas-liquid interface obtained from a Fluent VOF simulation to a pre-processor (e.g. SpaceClaim) as a surface?

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    • January 25, 2023 at 7:17 am
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      It is possible to export the VOF iso-surface as an STL from either CFDPost or Fluent directly and this STL file can be imported into SpaceClaim. Once the STL file is loaded into SpaceClaim, reverse engineering tools can be used to manipulate the STL to create a surface.

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