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March 19, 2004, 09:18 |
Patran Volume Meshing
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Dear All,
I am a new user of CFX and the question may sound silly to you. I am sorry. Is it possible to use Patran Volume Meshing Mode to create a structured grid on the following model (3D)? The model is: A open channel (rectangular) with a circular inlet. I have problem in creating a tri-parametric solid for my model. Is B-rep the only way for me to create a solid for my model? Thank you. Ting |
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March 19, 2004, 17:33 |
Re: Patran Volume Meshing
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Create a cylinder that runs through the square tank, starting at the inlet and continuing all the way through the model. Create it as with a 5-block structure, and then divide the tank into 6 sided blocks that match the cylinder. Then mesh using hexes using the Patran Volume Mesher.
Look at some old CFX-4 tutorials if you need help creating the block structures. Jeff |
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