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January 25, 2020, 11:28 |
Collapsing Blocks for Conical Shape
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Hello Everyone.
I am trying to create a Hexa Mesh for a propeller blade mounted on a streamline body. While I have been able to mesh the geometry successfully, I end up with sharp points after collapsing blocks (the streamline body may be imagined as two cones joined together at the base). I have meshed a quarter of the domain and created an L-grid around the streamline body. How can I resolve these pointed edges to give the mesh a more even distribution around the quarter circle (which is my rotating domain)? |
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