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April 8, 2008, 13:29 |
Prism layer
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Hi all!
I have a great great problem to make a prism layer. Some one could me the exact sequence to make a prismatic mesh, please? Thanks'! Francesco |
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April 8, 2008, 17:16 |
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Ciao Francesco... se vuoi ti posso dare il mio contatto msn e lo facciamo direttamente..oppure con calma scrivo tutta la descrizione qui...dimmi tu... Sto facendo il PhD al KTH e sto lavorando su aneurismi...anche la geometria č complessa il prism layer viene perfetto...tranquillo che si risolve...
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April 9, 2008, 05:04 |
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ANSYS have lots of meshing products! The procedure depends on what mesh software you are using. So: If you want help, you need to say what mesh software you are using!!
Two other points: - The help documentation does describe this. - Experiment on a really simple geometry to begin with! Regards, Andy |
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April 9, 2008, 06:23 |
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Hello,
I think that sharing your experience here would be much more appreciated and useful. Ciao. Fabrizio. |
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April 9, 2008, 07:35 |
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Ok...let's do it...
To create a prism layer: go to Mesh ---> Global Mesh Setup ---> Global mesh parameters and choose the 4th icon from left...than choose the parameter that u want...normally I put: Growth Law: exponential Height Ratio: 1.2 Number of layers: 10 Total height: 2, then click on compute parameters, press apply. Then go to Compute mesh --> Prism Mesh --> Select mesh: existing mesh. Click on select parts for prism layer...u have to choose the surface on what u want the prism layer...eg in a duct select the surface on the duct... Hope is clear... Tell me if u have problems... J |
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April 10, 2008, 05:52 |
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Thank you for your answer,but what you described is just the standard procedure to construct prisms layers. The problem it that for complex geometry it is common to have problems when prisms layers are generated: cells occupying the same volume, misoriented faces, an so on. I was wondering if you have some general advises to work around this, since you said that even with complex geometry you have been able to obtain prisms.
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April 10, 2008, 06:42 |
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Normally with a good setup you can generate directly a perfect prism layer...but if u have problem, try to correct the mesh with edit mesh...normally is working quite good. In general I find problem if I refine the mesh manually, but if u create regions and use this regions to obtain different mesh densities u should obtain a perfect result...
Let me know if u have a particular problem and we can discuss it... Cheers J |
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April 18, 2008, 06:29 |
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If you have troubles with prism layer try to generate only one 'big' layer and after that split it in how many layers you need (you can also choose the aspect ratio) and of course the number of layers. You can also define the initial high and the growth law.
E non preoccuparti...con ICEM č cosė....prima o poi ti viene!!!! Ciao Elisabetta |
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May 3, 2008, 17:42 |
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Ciao Eli,
siccome non mi capita spesso di trovare ragazze che lavorano con la CFD...colgo l'occasione Di che cosa ti occupi? E dove? J |
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