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Posts posted by Mr. Carsten Fuetterer
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Hi,
I think you need to provide the full path to the sim file. You can do this by using with the command getInputDir()/intake_optimization_0.762.sim.
best Regards
Carsten
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Hi Brit,
we had indeed problems with our license server. We are sorry for that
Best regards
Carsten
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Thanks Bastian for helping out.
cheers
Carsten
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Dear Sokykang,
Do you want to subtract the hull from a block inside CAESES or STAR-CCM+?
best regards
Carsten
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and befor the power command:
"starccm+ -batch setup.java -cpubind -rsh ssh -np 7 -power " + getResultsDir() + "\R-FrontWing_2d_CFD.sim"
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Hi Mingi,
can you try to put a space after the power command?
"starccm+ -batch setup.java -cpubind -rsh ssh -np 7-power " + getResultsDir() + "\R-FrontWing_2d_CFD.sim"
cheers
Carsten
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hmm does it help when you remove the complete friendship folder in %APPDATA%?
best regards
Carsten
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strange, then you should be able to create a new 3D window here
best regards
Carsten
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Hi Claudio,
can you close CAESES and then please go to %APPDATA%/friendship and delete the etc folder. After that the problem should be fixed.
best regards
Carsten
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glad to hear that.
best regards
Carsten
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Hi Hasan,
usually we use the step Star-CCM+ export. I guess you are having a flow domain created with some Brep. Do you see any open edges there?
best regards
Carsten
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Hi Eren,
sure you can do this.
Best regards
Carsten
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Hi Pablo,
you can import a surface.dat file into CAESES. It will split each boundary so that you have a trimesh for each boundary. This means that you can re-model certain surfaces and afterwards combine again with the rest of the original surfaces/boundaries.
There is a tutorial on how to create a piston bowl inside CAESES. This will help you I guess.
best regards
Carsten
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Hi Christian,
I cannot see the profile, since I don't have the text file. But I guess you would have to add the first point to the end of the objectlist again.
cheers
Carsten
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Hi, Michael,
you can also close the profile inside the feature definition, which we would usually do. The fin is symmetric as long you keep the camber value to zero.
cheers
Carsten
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Hi Michael,
find attached a version where the fin is modeled with a naca 4ds profile and a meta surface.
best regards
Carsten
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Hi Michael,
sorry I opened the model bit don't understand exactly what your problem is. Can you describe in other words?
best regards
Carsten
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Hi Joseph,
I thought we have solved this problem from this post(https://www.caeses.com/forum/index.php?/topic/839-reverse-normals-on-trimesh-with-v44-doesnt-work/) by mail?
We always point the normals inwards for the converge export.
best regards
Carsten
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Hi Daphne,
can you send an example project. I don't exactly know what you mean.
best regards
Carsten
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Hi Daphne,
can you check the 2 videos "How to prepare a Brep for STL export" and "how to export a geometry":
https://www.caeses.com/support/video-tutorials/
Let me know if that solves your problem
cheers
Carsten
Fillet operation between two Brep models
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Hi Pay,
this is hard to say, without seeing the model. In general we always recommend to model in millimeter, because this will increase numerical accuracy, which also could lead to more stable fillets.
Best regards
Carsten