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February 6, 2019, 12:31 |
Odd quality metrics using Laplacian Smoother and Prism Layers
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Hampus Olsson
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Location: College Park, Maryland, USA
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Hi there,
Long-time lurker and finally a member here. I'm experiencing some perplexing results when trying to generate an unstructured mesh for an intermediary part of my geometry for my master's thesis in combustion. The geometry is a rectangular combustor featuring an inlet and an outlet pipe. I have created structured hex meshes for the inlet pipe and most of the combustor body. However, the region where the inlet connects features several fillets and therefore I decided to make an unstructured mesh for that part, which I can then merge with the two structured parts. I have read Simon's guide here, the Sharcnet manual and watched several Youtube videos on the way to go about this. My working procedure has been as follows: 1. Generate octree-mesh 2. Remove volume elements 3. Smooth mesh 4. Generate Delaunay mesh with Prism Layers However, trying out some different combinations of smoother and prism generator, I seem to receive better quality metrics when not using the Laplacian Smoother, coupled with the Pre-Inflation (Fluent) Prism generation. Reading other forum posts and guides on the internet seems to suggest that Laplacian smoothing should produce better results. Am I missing something? I have uploaded a picture of different mesh metrics as well as what the mesh looks like (roughly). Thanks in advance, H |
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delaunay, pre inflation, prism layers, quality metrics, unstructured mesh |
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