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March 27, 2020, 06:56 |
Models/Geometry not registering in FLUENT
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Ben
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I'm trying to model the lift and drag off of a 3D wing section in fluent. Having created a mesh from multiple bodies (with no errors viewable), FLUENT doesn't seem to register it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Initially I modeled the scenario with one fluid body (using one solid body for finer sizing) and allowed a tetrahedral mesh, but I'm finding this isn't accurate enough and would like to create a structured mesh if possible. To achieve a structured mesh I split the fluid body into 5 sections and converted the solid body to fluid, then also split it into 4 sections. Most of these sections then meshed correctly with multisplit, apart from the inner quarter-sphere. *This part has a mesh that doesn't match up with the surrounding faces* I'm not sure if that matters but the mesh fails whenever I try to fix it. I defined the boundaries the same way I did for the tetrahedral mesh, apart from the body interfaces, which I labelled all under "Interior". When proccessing this mesh into FLUENT, the bodies are all drawn, but not registered? I haven't found any examples of multiple bodies being proccessed by FLUENT, so have come here. IMGUR Image Link: https://imgur.com/a/WtJn9Fr or https://imgur.com/gallery/WtJn9Fr This is to suppliment my disertation project, so I haven't used or been trained on FLUENT before - sorry if I've made stupid mistakes! Thanks in advance, Ben. Extra Points:
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aerofoil, bodies, fluent 18.1, mesh 3d |
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