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Old   May 3, 2013, 11:54
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Hi! all

Iam currently doing a case where i want to simulate a stirred tank reactor. The tank reactor is quadratic in shape and have an impeller in the center. Iam using Multiple reference frame (MRF) for the rotational region. However i have some difficulties with the meshing i would want a hexahedral mesh in the tank and a tetrahedral mesh in the cylindrically shaped rotational region. Which meshing method is most suitable for this? and how can it be done? iam kinda stuck on this part and i would really appreciate some help. I will attach some images of the geometry for visualization.

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Which mesh generation software you are using for your case?
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Hi!

Iam using workbench fluent meshing application

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Sorry about that i meant the ansys meshing
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did you take a look on similar cases at ansys meshing and geometry forum?
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yes i did i made the ansys tutorial on stirred tank but the geometry in the tutorial was for a cylindrical shaped tank and i tried to apply the same meshing method(Sweep meshing) by decomposing my geometry with slicing approach so the geometry could more easily be swept but unfortionally it didnt work, and i have no clue how to go on from this point
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