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April 15, 2020, 19:22 |
Mesh Type and Method Recommendations
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Jesus Roman
Join Date: Apr 2020
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Hi all,
I am conducting a project about the aerodynamic effects of different leading edge geometries. I have 2 3D models which I plan to simulate in Ansys Fluent (one with wavy leading edge and the other with sawtooth serrations at the l.e.). Both in a C-grid with y+ ~1. I have a couple of questions and I hope you can help me by answering them: i. How can I generate the mesh quicker? ii. Should I go for structured or unstructured mesh? I am conducting simulations for a range of Angle of attacks. How can I generate a structured mesh that adapts for the different AoA? iii. Also, I plan to convert the mesh to polyhedral mesh in Ansys Fluent, is this the right decision? Thanks in advance. If you have any other recommendation pls let me know. Have a great week. Best regards, Jesus Roman |
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ansys, cfd, fluent - parallel, mesh 3d |
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