mesh the static mixer
Hi
I want to mesh a static mixer like what you see in picture with t-grid method i create the geometry in solid work and then import to gambit but i have some problems in meshing is there anyone to help me? when i subtract 2 volumes to obtain flow domain i face with problem is this true : first mesh the surfaces of mixer and then mesh the flow volume ? http://axgig.com/images/23133608736927036958.jpg thanks in advance |
and what is the problem?
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My problem is that I cannot subtract two volume to create flow region because I face this error : cant operate on volume v_volume.6 with associated non-real geometry
and when I try to convert v_volume.6 to real I face this error : only faces with mapped mesh can be converted to real |
*open new session
*import your solidwork files *check if imported volumes are real *if yes do the substract operation now |
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In the past I simulated the same type of static mixer; my approach in building geometry was:
- autocad for internals, very easy with the "twist" command - import into gambit exported .sat file - build into gambit the cylinder, with a diameter slightly smaller than the diameter of the internal - volume split operations to cut smaller volumes of internals, external to the cylinder - subtract operation to have the fluid volume You can directly mesh the volume with tetra, or if you want to control your mesh you have to mesh faces first. Daniele |
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