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October 12, 2007, 02:40 |
how to mesh the small inlet?
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I want to simulate some big vessel aerated by a gas ring sparger. the sparger is a pipe with many small holes which is bended to a ring)
the gas inlet (samll holes) is very small, how can i mesh them? |
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October 12, 2007, 08:29 |
Re: how to mesh the small inlet?
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If you are using ICEM, best solution will be to create seperate bodies, for the region where you want fine mesh (around inlet) & rest of your domain. Define different mesh sizes for these bodies & surfaces attached to them. But, before this have a careful look at your geometry & see if you can simplify it. I mean, have common inlet instead of many small holes. This may not be always possible. So, just have a look.
Best luck, Chirag |
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