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Introduction to GAMBIT Agenda Day 1 8:00 Introduction + Demo 9:15 Tutorial 1: Creating and Meshing Basic Geometry 9:45 Creating Geometry in Gambit 10:45 Tutorial 2: Modeling a Mixing Elbow (2D) 11:15 Edge and Face Meshing 12:00 Lunch 1:00 Tutorial 2 - continued Agenda Day 2 8:00 Tutorial 6: Volume  Decomposition Examples 8:45 Mesh Control through Boundary  Layers and Face Vertex Types 9:30 Tutorial 7: Vertex Types 10:15 CAD/CAE Data Exchange and  Geometry Cleanup (Virtual  Geometry) + Demo 11:30 Tutorial 8: Flow around  car body Outline Introduction What is Gambit? Operation Startup Files GUI Forms Mouse What is GAMBIT? A single, integrated preprocessor for CFD analysis: Geometry construction and import Using ACIS solid modeling capabilities Using IGES import, cleanup, and modification Mesh generation for all Fluent solvers (including FIDAP and POLYFLOW) Structured and Unstructured hexahedral, tetrahedral, pyramid, and prisms. Mesh quality examination Boundary zone assignment Operation General sequence of operations Initial setup Solver selection, Mesh size, Defaults, etc. Geometry Creation (ACIS, IGES or Mesh import) Create full geometry Decompose into mesh-able sections Meshing Local meshing: Edge and Boundary layers Global meshing: Face and/or Volume Mesh examination Zone assignment Continuum and Boundary attachment Mesh export Startup Start gambit with “gambit filename” NT Users must start Gambit this way from a command prompt. Example: Start Gambit in directory “projects” gambit airfoil Journal Files Journal File: Executable list of Gambit commands Created automatically by Gambit from GUI and TUI. Can be edited or created externally with text editor. Journals are small - easy to transfer, e-mail, store Uses: Can be parameterized, comments can be added Easy recovery from a crash or power loss edit existing commands to create new ones Running Journal Files Journal files can be proce