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October 23, 2011, 16:53 |
Volume Orientation Issue
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Dear All,
I am meshing a 3D S-Duct through Icem and have used the strategy that you can see in the picture (basically everything, including the farfield, is meshed through a series of O-Grids that are contained within each other). My problem is that while everything is fine when I try to generate the mesh with very high values for the boundary layer elements, as soon as I set an appropriate y+ value the mesh has orientation issues. In the picture you can see the axialsymmetric cowl and,despite the blocking being symmetric, the apparently random distribution of volume inverted elements. I have tried changing the boundary layer growth ratio, tried changing the block size and shape and tried varying number of elements along the defining curves (where if I decrease them in number, the issue seems to improve). Does anyone know what causes the problem and how I can resolve it? Thank you! |
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