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Posted By: | Mads Mammen |
Date: | Thu, 24 Feb 2022, 12:30 p.m. |
Hi Everyone…
I have been working on a procedural multi-block hexa mesher – primary for cfd use. By ‘procedural’ I mean that you write an input file (*.hgf) containing all needed commands to create the multi-block mesh. From this ‘*.hgf’ file the mesh is created and written in a CGNS formated file (*.cgns). CGNS files can be read by most major cfd programs.
A working windows binary is located in: https://github.com/madsmammen/Hexgrid
Inside HexGrid one can load some demo grid-files to get a feeling of the *.hgf syntax and capabilities.
It is possible to use variables and parameters in the definition of the mesh. Parameters can be changed either in the HexGrid GUI program or in a parameter file (*.prm).
HexGrid can also be executed in a ‘-batch’ mode (without GUI) suitable for automatization with a cfd code. For the moment work is done in integrating HexGrid into ANSYS Workbench.
Any comments is appreciated.
Best Regards Mads Mammen
https://github.com/madsmammen/Hexgrid
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