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July 8, 2016, 08:26 |
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ali
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Dear All,
I want to simulate industrial cyclone separators by MPPICFoam too. For that, I draw a cyclone configuration in SolidWork and producted a STL file, Now I should product grids (meshes) by editing blockMeshDict and then snappyHexMesh... 1- How should I change the blockMeshDict file (vertices, blocks, edges, boundary...) of OpenFoam example and then snappyHexMesh? 2- Should I change the dimensions of the industrial cyclone in OpenFoam? please help me. Thanks |
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August 11, 2023, 08:22 |
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desimuser1
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1. blockMeshDict boundary must cover your entire cyclone, you can reduce the number of cells per rows for more fine mesh
(checkout motorBike case to learn snappyHexMesh) blockMesh | tee log.blockmesh snappyHexMesh -overwrite | tee log.snappyHexMesh checkMesh | tee log.checkMesh 2. usually dimensions are taken in meters, so scale up/down if you want to change for eg. if you have dimensioned in mm then scale factor is 0.001 (1m = 1000mm) hope it helps |
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