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ICEM - Blocking stratergy for simple pipe
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Hi all,
I am attempting a structured mesh in ICEM for a simple pipe (parabola with a flat base). I however cannot get the mesh between surfaces correct (second picture), are there any tutorials for pipe flow with external and internal meshes? (if that makes sense!) Also I was generating the mesh on the pipe by deleting blocks (between internal and external surface) and associating edges to surface, I haven't merged any verticies and am stuck with how to map the top. |
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Many thanks Far, I have attempted (a lot of times!) using o-grid (half and full) hoever I get a similar error each time (volume error) but the volumes appear to be ok (fluent confirms the error though.) I am not sure where I am going wrong with blocking. |
I see some error on one of the surfaces. Also you need to maker to one outer O-grid.
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Here is the blocking for you :cool: Some adjustments in edge sizing is required. Also move some vertices to make the quality better.
Do you feel like this while working with ICEM Hexa ;) http://imageshack.us/a/img820/8413/rotsnakee.gif Some images from attached blocking : http://imageshack.us/a/img69/6388/simplechannel001.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img22/5563/simplechannel004.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img171/4411/simplechannel003.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img543/5193/simplechannel005.jpg |
Many thanks Far!
I had a look at the mesh and it looks good, I still get volume errors though. I am starting to think it is impossible not to get them! |
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It is on left side in parts. It was made when I changed material to solid.
Are you going to model heat transfer? |
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Many thanks! Do you need to create solids rather than deleting blocks? and yes it will be for heat transfer in fluent. |
Both methods are same. But I am comfortable with "solid" method as it helps in making O-grid.
I checked mesh in Fluent and no negative volume is there. |
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