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March 29, 2006, 08:13 |
Thin gap
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Hi, I am modeling a pipe flow containing a restrictor. A thin gap with about 0.1 mm hight occurs. My question is what should be the minimum amount of elements in this gap regarding hight) for good results with sst?
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March 29, 2006, 19:25 |
Re: Thin gap
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Hi,
There is no general answer to that question as it depends on the flow, geometry and lots of other things. Do a mesh refinement study on it and find out. Glenn Horrocks |
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March 30, 2006, 08:13 |
Re: Thin gap
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Ey thx I am trying. Leads me to the next problem. Refining the mesh leads the mesh to creep out of the body at narrow overlapping surfaces. Possible to avoid that?
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March 30, 2006, 18:40 |
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Hi,
In ICEM have a look at thin cuts (I think that is what they are called). CFX-Mesh should not have this problem. Glenn Horrocks |
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