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March 15, 2021, 15:43 |
skewed elements due to semi circular geometry
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Saurabh
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So I am meshing this one part of the larger assembly (Part geometry shown below)
The surface on the front side has a semi-circle in it. I am using a semi-circle part of the front side as an inlet for fluid flow. After meshing this part, I got this mesh geometry. You can notice that the edges of mesh elements inside the semi-circle are not tangent with the edges of elements outside the semi-circle. Then I made some changes in assembly without making any changes in this part. But when I meshed this part again, I got this new mesh geometry (given below) which is different from the first one even though both part geometries are the same and I am using the same mesh settings for both. here you can notice that edges of mesh elements inside semi-circle are in tangent with edges of elements outside of the semi-circle I think that these tangential edges are creating a small region of very skewed elements outside the semi-circle. I want to remove this region of skewed elements and make the mesh the same as the first one. I don't know why but I can not recreate the first mesh even though I am using the same mesh settings. |
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