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October 14, 2010, 09:21 |
icem cfd mesh method used
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joegi
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Hi,
I just received a mesh generated using icem cfd and I am wondering if there is a way to know the method that was used to generate the mesh. It seems that the mesh was generated using patch conforming method, but now I want to know what kind of algorithm was used (delaunay or advancing front). It is possible,?, Am I missing something? Regards, Joel |
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October 19, 2010, 14:26 |
A rose by any other name...
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Simon Pereira
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There is no analytical method that I know of, but as an experienced ICEM CFD user, I could tell just by looking at a cross section.
By eye, Octree Tetra shows very regular aligned cubes cut into 12 tetras each. (looks like 4 in cross section). Delaunay tetra is a simple fill and usually has a higher growth ratio. Advancing front usually has a smoother transition... Maybe you could use the volume ratio diagnostic if you wanted this info in a numeric way. But in the end, if you can't tell the difference, does the difference matter I guess you could just regenerate the mesh with one of the methods and see if you get the same result. Of course there are also a variety of methods that could have been used to generate the surface mesh. |
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