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joygiak
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Hello,
I have done a structured mesh for a fan blade passage including the hub, and after this step I will add periodicity in vertices. Before that in the blocking strategy , I have a problem with the angle of the elements as shown in the picture. As you can see, there are 2 bad angles in the geometry that are responsible for the problem . But because this geometry is necessary for the periodicity, I cannot change it. So, is there any way to improve the angle quality? Like doing any o-grid or following another blocking strategy or something else? I also upload the the files of my mesh. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. https://1drv.ms/f/s!AgHf8Bb9lj7blRPeDC_HLpeA-Q-d |
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blade passage, icem, structured mesh |
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