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July 20, 2012, 15:02 |
Hybrid 2D Meshing
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Stanley John
Join Date: May 2012
Location: University of New brunswick, Fredicton, Canada
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I am stuck with this problem for quite some time. Its a small problem similar to previous one. My problem is is seen in photo1.photo 1.jpg
I followed the following procedure 1) i made the geometry then did build topology. 2) Then created the structured part by blocking. split the block by creating 3 zones , generated the pre mesh and converted to unstructured mesh 3) Then created the unstructured part from the surface mesh, this time i hid the structured mesh. 4) i then checked the mesh for errors and put all the errors in a subset 5) Now i want extrude the mesh by 1 cell, when i do it i get a some planes in between the structured and unstructured domain as shown in screen.jpg screen.jpg I want a 1 cell thick mesh for 2D simulation in CFX. Can you sort out my problem, it would be great help to me. Thanks Stanley |
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July 20, 2012, 17:27 |
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Stanley John
Join Date: May 2012
Location: University of New brunswick, Fredicton, Canada
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The elements that are formed at the surface interface cause me problems when i run a simulation in CFX
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