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February 10, 2014, 07:54
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Boundary grid too fine?
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Philipp
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Dear all,
I have some problem with the boundary layer in ICEM. I mesh a pipe, first layer thickness is 2.5e-5. Everything works. When I decrease the first layer to 2e-6, I get some distorted cells (regarding "orthogonal quality" in ICEM). Unfortunately, I can not upload the files (company restrictions). Does anyone have an idea anyway? I already tried to play with all those tolerance settings, but that doesn't seem to work... orthogonal_quality.jpg Philipp.
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February 10, 2014, 09:45
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Also, what I didn't mention: These cells don't look "non-orthogonal" at all:
non_orthogonal.jpg
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