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April 21, 2006, 00:20 |
Really small cells
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Hey all,
I've been trying to creat really small cells but it always fails (collapsing faces, negative volume...) I want to see the boundary layer of water flow over a 1m flat plate for an inlet velocity up to 500m/s. How can I create really small cells without having problems? Thanks |
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April 21, 2006, 01:20 |
Re: Really small cells
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I'd just create the mesh large - say 100, or 1000 times larger than you want, then change the scaling factor when you write out the problem file.
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April 21, 2006, 14:43 |
Re: Really small cells
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In prostar4 the vertex definitions are stored in double precision, specifically to help with very small cells. You might try it.
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