Tagged: 2019 R2, fluid-dynamics, General, polyflow
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March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
FAQ
ParticipantPolyfuse is more restrictive than Polydata when it comes to read mesh files. Basically Fluent meshes (.msh) and Polydata meshes (.poly) cannot be read in Polyfuse. Only Polyflow meshes with a format .msh can be read. Therefore, if you have another file format, you can: 1) open Polydata standalone, using for example: C:Program FilesANSYS Incv193polyflowntbinwin64polydata.exe 2) use the “Convert Mesh” tool to convert your initial mesh to a polyflow .msh file readable by Polyfuse.
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