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September 14, 2001, 02:59
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grid for wigley hull any suggestions?
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i am analysing incompressible free surface flow around ship hull. ship hull is assumed to be parabolic at each section (this is called wigley hull). what type of grid can be used. i will be using SIMPLE algo to solve. any ideas?
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September 17, 2001, 13:15
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Re: grid for wigley hull any suggestions?
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type "wigley hull" and "grid" into www.google.com
Its will give you links to what you are looking for... well, at least it did for me 
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September 18, 2001, 08:13
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Re: grid for wigley hull any suggestions?
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Hi,
For ship hulls a HEX mesh is best due to the aspect ratio of the overall shape. I have made a quite a few hulls for ships and boats with HEX meshes as the number of cells compared to a TET mesh can be orders of magnitude lower. Cheers David ICEM CFD UK |
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