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August 17, 2010, 12:34 |
Export 2D mesh from ICEM to Fluent
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Hi everybody
I have to make a mesh for a moving cylinder inside a flow.The mesh is 2D done by ICEM and need to be export in fluent. My mesh strategy is: make a structurated mesh around the cylinder to solve the boundary layer make a box around the cylinder and mesh it with a unstructurated mesh make a structruated external mesh to simulate a wind tunnel condition. I make the three mesh separately but on the same geometry and for every mesh create a part(es moving,boundary_layer and steady). Then I merge the three mesh and export it in fluent.When i open the case file fluent give me a boundary in the merged region,and i'm not able to remove it so i can't run the simulation. I do the separation to allow only the moving region to deform during the simulation,and that's the only way that i have in mind to do this. If someone knows what i do wrong please help Thank you very much Paul |
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August 18, 2010, 10:47 |
non-conformal
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Simon Pereira
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Since the meshes don't meet node for node (my assumption), you need to use a Non-Conformal boundary. Chose MRF or Sliding Mesh as your Fluent model, then the boundary just needs to be type interface (nothing special).
This works in all non-conformal situations, stationary/rotating, 2D/3D. For more/better advice, ask these sorts of solver setup questions in the FLUENT users forum. Simon |
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August 18, 2010, 11:25 |
Fluent Cell Zone Conditions
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Oh yea, you can set that up under Fluent Problem Setup => Cell Zone Conditions. This is where you specify if you want a zone to rotate/move and which model to use.
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August 23, 2010, 12:08 |
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Hi Simon, thank you for the answer.
The fact is that the different meshes meet at node,because I've made the 2D mesh with a with block and convert the block type of the box from structured to unstructured. Then I've created the different mesh in 3 different file and then merged them together but when I export it to fluent it only gives me the option wall-velocity inlet etc. when what i need is an interior condition. I've try also to load the mesh from block and then create 3 different part but it gives me the null domain pointer... It's very frustrating... |
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August 28, 2010, 09:16 |
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