Fluent CFD Meshing

New in ANSYS R19.2, Fluent Meshing now offers the watertight geometry workflow. This workflow walks users through the process, making meshing easier and more efficient.
Fluent Meshing utilizes the polyhedral element, which allows a conformal transition between any mesh types. This allows users to lower mesh cell counts while maintaining solution accuracy. Learn about Fluent Meshing below, including:
• New mosaic technology that utilizes polyhedral elements
• The benefits and limitations of the Fluent meshing
• How to utilize the watertight geometry workflow
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[@user-po5tm8hl4b]

It was really helpful. Thank you!

[@tejesdas3896]

It is very helpful, thank you Sir.

[@RK-de2yo]

Therea re new features in the 2020 R2 release...such as parallel meshing and periodic boundary etc.

[@joelgeorge9553]

Can you show a similar case for external study.

[@turbochargersutututu]

Hi. Question. Should the body of influence be a separate part? I'm using designmodeler and not spaceclaim, but i don't think that makes a difference right? Reason is, I tried to form a new part, but it couldnt identify the boi. Thanks!

[@ahsenaktitiz9163]

Having the same problem. Did you solve it? If so could you tell me?

[@emmanuelchukwuemeka5831]

Can you direct me to a PDF or manual that goes more into fluent meshing?
Thanks

[@punkisinthedetails1470]

With Solidworks offering Flow Simulation including particle tracking at what level does Fluent become the tool of choice / when does Solidworks Flow Simulation become redundant?