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November 24, 2016, 14:32 |
How to block/mesh solid and fluid area separately
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Camilla Gade
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Hi,
I am trying to mesh a 3D pipe flow. I would like to mesh the fluid and solid areas so when I import the mesh in FLUENT, i will be able to choose one as fluid and one as solid. I've tried to create a block for each of the two bodies, but it does not seem to be correct when jeg apply premesh. And if i just make one block for the whole geometry and split it, it will only export the area to FLUENT as one (either solid or fluid). I have attached my geometry, so you can see what i mean with fluid (blue) and solid (green) area. Does anyone have a suggestion to how i make the separately blocks and mesh? Thank you! |
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November 26, 2016, 09:34 |
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Quang Le Dang
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