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December 17, 2013, 08:10 |
0-block error problem in the mixed blocks with free and mapped blocks
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aysiyi
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hello , everyone ,i am meshing a volute in a comprssor ,the biggest challenge is how to mesh the volute tongue zone of the volute . i think of a method and tried it . here is my method :
1. first , i create the 2d surface block of the volute tongue zone . then 2d to 3d , converting the surface blocking to 3d . 2. i save the 3d block file of the volute tongue. i create the mapped block of the rest parts of the volute . 3 open the previous block file of the volute tongue . and merge it . 4 , merge the corresponding vertex at the interface of the two blocks to improve the mesh quality , i need to make o-grid in the mapped blocks ,however , the icem tells an error . so my question is : is my blocking wrong ? what is the better block strategy? thank in advance!! |
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error, free and mapped blocks, o-block |
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