[ANSYS Meshing] Anish K. John

anishkjohn · December 5, 2013, 13:24

Dear all,

We have a meshing problem while using Ansys Workbench 14.
The geometry is 50 mm diameter plate having thickness of 0.3 mm. Inside the plate, there are 350 perforations of diameter 1mm arranged in rectangular pattern. The geometry is made in Autocad Inventor and imported as x_t file.
Another annular ring of outer diameter 50mm and inner diameter 46 mm is also made.

It is then stacked together alternately with 10 plates and 9 annular rings.

Course meshing is done. But the result obtained is having 0.99 skewness value and on solving, it diverges.

So we changed into very fine meshing with node size or ~3500000, then the skewnesss value reduces to 0.94 but orthogonality value is in 10^-2 value.

How can we reduce the skewness and orthogonality value so that a convergence happens during the result?

Thanx in advance!

Vidyanand Kesti · December 9, 2013, 06:38

Please use smooth and swap option to improve the quality in mesh or
Try convert tet cell to ploy cell in fluent

December 5, 2013, 13:24	Ansys geometry meshing, perforated plate, Anish K. John	#1
anishkjohn New Member Anish K. John Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	Dear all, We have a meshing problem while using Ansys Workbench 14. The geometry is 50 mm diameter plate having thickness of 0.3 mm. Inside the plate, there are 350 perforations of diameter 1mm arranged in rectangular pattern. The geometry is made in Autocad Inventor and imported as x_t file. Another annular ring of outer diameter 50mm and inner diameter 46 mm is also made. It is then stacked together alternately with 10 plates and 9 annular rings. Course meshing is done. But the result obtained is having 0.99 skewness value and on solving, it diverges. So we changed into very fine meshing with node size or ~3500000, then the skewnesss value reduces to 0.94 but orthogonality value is in 10^-2 value. How can we reduce the skewness and orthogonality value so that a convergence happens during the result? Thanx in advance! Last edited by anishkjohn; December 5, 2013 at 21:48. Reason: Title change

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December 9, 2013, 06:38		#2
Vidyanand Kesti Member vidyanand Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: bangalore,india Posts: 66 Rep Power: 18	Please use smooth and swap option to improve the quality in mesh or Try convert tet cell to ploy cell in fluent