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March 9, 2011, 16:10 |
Prism layer to capture the Boundary Layer
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Donal Fitzpatrick
Join Date: Oct 2010
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Hi, I've been following a tutorial of a wingbody that shows how to add a layer of prism elements around a body.
I have followed the tutorial but it seems to be adding the layer of elements on the inside of my wing rather than the outside. Is there any way to change the side of the surface that the elements are added to? I have attached some pictures of what is happening and what it should look like. Thanks. Edit: Should have said I'm using ICEM. |
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March 10, 2011, 04:34 |
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AB
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: France
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Have you planned to study the flow around the wingbody?
If yes, I'm not sure you need cells inside the wingbody. So you could delete them, and the prisms would be in the good part. Anyway, when you create prisms, you can choose in which part the prisms will be (Mesh -> Compute Mesh -> Prism Mesh : select part for prism mesh). Good luck |
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