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August 22, 2009, 09:58 |
generate a graded pipe mesh.
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Jim Enright
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Hi,
I'm trying to generate a 'doughnut' pipe mesh with different levels of refinement at different parts of the pipe using blockMesh. I want the mesh to be fine in the middle of the pipe and coarse at the inlet and outlet sides. I create the pipe mesh using a script that allows me to specify the outer and inner radius of the pipe (attached). I've used the refineHexMesh utility on cells within a bounding box near the centre of the pipe. I also tried snappyHexMesh to refine the region inside a searchable box. However, both of these seemed to refine in only one direction and the edges from the refined region didn't connect well with the non-refined region. I hope you can see this in the attached screenshot. Does anyone have any suggestions? Is it possible to modify my script to get refinement in a specific part of the pipe? Thanks, Jim |
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blockmesh, mesh quality, refinement |
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