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Old   July 18, 2012, 22:22
Default Cannot load ICEM mesh in FLUENT
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Hi,
I am having problem loading my mesh from ICEM in FLUENT. I have been trying to figure out what is the problem for few days but couldnt get anywhere. I have attached all the edge to curves already. Could my mesh quality been preventing fluent from reading the mesh? The error message is "build grid: aborted due to critical error"
I have attached my ICEM project and mesh file, will be very glad if someone can have a look at it. Thanks





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Old   July 19, 2012, 01:14
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Hi,

You forgot to include the .tin in the zip file (and the .msh you gave isn't for the whole geometry)

Having a quick look on the picture, it seems that the upper pipe hasn't got proper association, and also you should have done a O-grid for the center pipe and do a T-junction type to join both tube meshes.
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Thanks Gweher, I have attached another zip with tin file. What do u mean by not having proper associations? I have already merged the blocks together, how else would i merge the mesh?

Also, may i know how to identified there are any ogrids in the centre pipe(from the images i attached) -im confused-


Also, what do u mean by do a t-junction type?


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I recall there is a tutorial provided with ICEM for quite a similar part (3D Pipe Junction Using Hexa Meshing).
Doing this tutorial will lessen your confusion.
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i have another question, I am modelling on sand removal efficiency (water enter the angled side pipe and sand/water continues to flow down the mainpipe).

I will be using eulerian multiphase in FLuent, is it neccessary to model whole pipe or just half of it?thanks
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