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August 27, 2002, 20:38 |
Problems with internal angles when meshing
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Hi I am using CFX5.5 to create a complex multi element airfoil. So far I've created a B-rep solid but when l came to mesh my model it came up with a warning that said that there were internal angles to small. I was hopping if any one could tell me how to fix this problem without going back and changing the solid.
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August 28, 2002, 17:40 |
Re: Problems with internal angles when meshing
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You could try the AFI surface mesher instead of the default Delauney surface mesher. The time to create a mesh will increase a little, but the mesh quality might improve considerably.
If it does not help, you can try to refit the surfaces that are troublesome. But I guess you have to delete the old solid and create a new one. But is that a real problem?? Astrid |
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August 30, 2002, 07:54 |
Re: Problems with internal angles when meshing
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Ivan, where are the pooly defined elements on your airfoil ? Have you tried applying mesh controls in those regions ?? Dave
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