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which is better, unstructured or structure mesh? which one can get the result faster and better?
i try to simulate mixing of multiphase flow in the reactor. thanks in advanced. |
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structured mesh. However depends on the complexity of the model one can opt for unstructured domain or zones.
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i have try for my case using structured and unstructured mesh. Structured mesh take much longer time to reach the solution rather than unstructured mesh.
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How do you define "reach the solution"? In general, as zubair said prefer stuctered meshes over unstructered ones. Very important not just to compare time but also results...
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always use structured mesh except when geometry is too complex and you have to use unstructured/hybrid grid with second order discretisation.
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thanks for all.
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