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Old   May 4, 2006, 07:36
Default Problems with gambit meshing
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Aussie Shane
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Hi,

I'm new to cfd and am having trouble in implementing a mesh made in gambit to use in fluent. I have 5 different faces which all have different mesh sizing on all edges, as summarised below, or similar to http://130.149.35.79/downloads/publi...7048-FINAL.pdf page 8.

___________________ | 200*5=1000elem | |__________________| | 400*10=4000 el | |__________________| | 800*10=8000 el | |__________________| 0.8m | 400*10=4000 el | |__________________| | 200*5=1000 el | |__________________|

8metre

The 2d box is to model wave behaviour where the mesh is exagerated in the region of where the wave is acting between the interface of air and water.

My problem occurs in fluent. All of the internal edges in fluent are recognised as walls though i just want fluid between the 4 outer boundaries.

Help please!

Thanks in advance

Shane
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Old   May 4, 2006, 08:18
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I think you have edges which are not connected. check the connectity
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