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Old   April 10, 2013, 09:29
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Hi everyone,

I am novice to ansys 14.0 meshing. I want to execute a structured mesh for a circular plane. the type of meshing I want to generate is attached. I am able to genrate same mesh in gambit pre processor. I am not able to use virtual topology.


Please guide me in detail or provide me tutorial for the same.
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it is very easy to achieve in ICEM CFD... are you interested in using icem cFD ?
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Hi Ali,

Thanks a lot for the reply. Yes, I want to do it in ICEM CFD Tetra Mesher provided by Ansys 14.0 package.
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Hi Ali,

Thanks a lot for the reply. Yes, I want to do it in ICEM CFD Tetra Mesher provided by Ansys 14.0 package.


Help and guide me. I will be grateful. I am very much interested in this field and my research can reach to next level if I learn this.
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this videos will explain better than me : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2Dxa0OZf58
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Thanks a lot Ali,

I also have another doubt related to connectivity of the mesh of different zones in a body. I am working on a two phase model of air and water using VOF in fluent. In water I need a simple hexa mesh with same element size but in air at the interaction the mesh elements chould be small and it increases as I go farther.

I know the mesh is to be connected for the analysis. So in Geometry modelling in Ansys 14.0 do I need to model water and air in the same part or they can be different parts also.

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put them in different part. after outputting to fluent you will have something like int_air and "int_water". it will be easy for you to distinguish between the two and initialize
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but then the mesh is not connected.
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you started with one block right ? then you performed splits... after the splits, you get multiple blocks. you need to name one block AIR and other block WATER. they will still be connected
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yes I did it that way only. But the mesh I create some elements are not connected.
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