Gas separator blocking
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Dear all,
I need to do the blocking for such a gas separator: Attachment 19569 Blocking in y-direction seems to be pretty straight forward. But how would you do the blocking of in- / and outlet pipes? I am not sure how to connect standard pipe blocking with the actual separator blocks... :confused: I am happy about any ideas... |
agdb file doesn't have any geometry. Can you upload .tin file instead of agdb!!!
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Ok, I allways use the "workbench import" and import the geometry from the agdb file.
Anyway, here it is! Attachment 19576 |
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/35161486/fatz.PNG
For the sake of an easy blocking , can't you simplifly the parts i highlighted in red |
I already put round plates at top and bottom. I don't see any problem at these locations. What do you mean?
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if you have too many elements in the up for example, they will be squeezed giving you then a bad quality. you have to add some quarter grid there. like in the picture below
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/35161486/fatz1.PNG Simplifying the geometry will not require you adding grid |
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Hi again,
What do you think of this? 1st step -> large ogrid along the y-direction Attachment 19629 2nd step -> cut edges of long block above and below the inlet Attachment 19630 3rd step -> create ogrid at inlet pipe. The orange line / arrows show the way of the ogrid. Attachment 19632 |
perfect ;):cool:
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No way, are you kidding?
So there is no way I can keep the o-grid of the inlet "inside", right? I have to let it leave on the backside in the same plane? I would prefer to have edges more or less parallel to the flow... |
what you did is good
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