[cfd seeker]

I am trying to block the wing but got stuck in the middle. I know how to block a simple wing with O-grid and C-grid but this wing has a special feature that it has a slot on the wing tip near the leading edge region which is giving me trouble to block the wing tip region. Blowing will be done from this slot in the tip region, so this portion needs extra mesh density and needs to be put in the separate block I guess. Kindly give me suggestions how to tackle slot on the wing tip while blocking. Thanks
Regards

[energy382]

wow, that one was really difficult. you need c-grid (far field), o-grid and y-grid (leading+trailing edge) and two other o-grids for the slot.

but i finally got the right blocking approach. you've to adjust some edges to get reasoable angles, but that should be a work of some minutes.

sorry, but don't have the time to do this.

good luck

[diamondx]

cfd seeker, if you are wondering how energy382 did it, take a look at this thread, it will help you a lot:
http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ans...ic-trough.html

The same approach was used, or may be slightly different. am i wrong christoph ??

[Far]

Originally Posted by energy382

wow, that one was really difficult. you need c-grid (far field), o-grid and y-grid (leading+trailing edge) and two other o-grids for the slot.

but i finally got the right blocking approach. you've to adjust some edges to get reasoable angles, but that should be a work of some minutes.

sorry, but don't have the time to do this.

good luck

Very efficient use of quarter O-grid

[cfd seeker]

Thanks alot guys thank you very much energy,diamondx and far. Its a long long weekend and damn I don't have Ansys in home to check this blocking but thanks alot energy for your effort

[energy382]

Sorry, I haven't seen this thread yet. But in my opinion, one of the most important thing is to work with the index, to stay on top of things.
So if I do my ogrid or y-grid on the wing, I use index and just display required blocks.

What I'm trying to say is, that it's very important to have a well-structured working method (at least if you've to deal with several c-grids, o-grids and y-grids).

Not until then (at the end), I adjust the outer edges with "move vertex" functions (to improve cell angles, det. etc)

Maybe, I could do a video about my working method if required.

Originally Posted by diamondx

cfd seeker, if you are wondering how energy382 did it, take a look at this thread, it will help you a lot:
http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ans...ic-trough.html

The same approach was used, or may be slightly different. am i wrong christoph ??

[cfd seeker]

I checked the blocking but there are so many cuts, the things in wing tip region are all messed up and it is very difficult for me to undestand. energy382 can you kindly explain me step by step procedure how you did it or kindly post a pic of every step if possible....

[Far]

Originally Posted by energy382

Maybe, I could do a video about my working method if required.

If you could show us the pics (or video) after each step and specially how you manage to make the double quarter O-grids.

[cfd seeker]

If you could show us the pics (or video) after each step and specially how you manage to make the double quarter O-grids.

If the acting head of cfd-online Far() is struggling with this blocking then it must be a difficult one
Time for the Simon to come into action

[Far]

Originally Posted by cfd seeker

If the acting head of cfd-online Far() is struggling with this blocking then it must be a difficult one
Time for the Simon to come into action

It is funny . LMAO @ acting head.

Actually I am busy with family and teaching thermodynamics II course. Now I have free time. I will try...

[cfd seeker]

It is funny . LMAO @ acting head.

Actually I am busy with family and teaching thermodynamics II course. Now I have free time. I will try...

do try to make a video as well

[diamondx]

this my try, since i don't have time i blocked only the wing, i'm not sure if it will get you a good quality:


i'm sure there is a better alternative to the y-grids behind, christoph's method is way better than this one.
If you want an idea on the blocking i used:

[cfd seeker]

Thanks but you didn't take care of slot on the wingtip, the O-grid you put is crossing the slot which is not needed instead slot needs to be put in the separate block. Actually slot is creating trouble otherwise its very easy to block a simple wing using C-grid or O-grid

[diamondx]

slot needs to be put in the separate block

Why you want slot in different block ?

[cfd seeker]

Why you want slot in different block ?

If O-grid will be crossing the slot then how you will control the no. of nodes on the edges of slot? That's my understanding that if we manage to put slot in the separate block then it will be the best topology, what you say?

[diamondx]

i have full control of number of nodes in the slot. as you can see at the edges that will be associated to the slot...

[cfd seeker]

Originally Posted by diamondx

i have full control of number of nodes in the slot. as you can see at the edges that will be associated to the slot...

Ok nice but can you explain how you did it and how energy382 did it? I mean what's the difference?

[diamondx]

energy382's method is difficult... i tried blocking same way without any success. mine is just an o-grid. and using index blocking to filter and split just the block that contains the slot.

[cfd seeker]

Originally Posted by diamondx

energy382's method is difficult... i tried blocking same way without any success. mine is just an o-grid. and using index blocking to filter and split just the block that contains the slot.

Which edges you associated with the curves of slot?

[diamondx]

the edges in red