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jamalf64 May 2, 2013 06:34

mesh quality
 
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is good this mesh quality?

Best Regards

RodriguezFatz May 2, 2013 06:53

Orthogonal quality isn't the only reasonable criterion for a mesh. Also it depends on what you want to do. Post a picture of your setup and give some information about it and what you use for meshing!

jamalf64 May 2, 2013 07:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by RodriguezFatz (Post 424616)
Orthogonal quality isn't the only reasonable criterion for a mesh. Also it depends on what you want to do. Post a picture of your setup and give some information about it and what you use for meshing!

Thank to your reply
you can see that here:
http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ans...k-meshing.html

RodriguezFatz May 2, 2013 07:16

Orthogonal quality of 0.4 isn't bad per se. Do you face convergence difficulties, or why are you asking?

jamalf64 May 2, 2013 07:29

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Originally Posted by RodriguezFatz (Post 424626)
Orthogonal quality of 0.4 isn't bad per se. Do you face convergence difficulties, or why are you asking?

Thanks
I asked you Because I encountered to wrong answers.

RodriguezFatz May 2, 2013 07:53

Can you elaborate on this a bit? Post some relevant pictures...

jamalf64 May 2, 2013 08:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by RodriguezFatz (Post 424637)
Can you elaborate on this a bit? Post some relevant pictures...

I am doing free surface simulation of stirred tank. My answers are wrong in compare with the paper. I delet all cas&dat file because I knew they were wrong and I have not any pictures, now

Thanks in advance

RodriguezFatz May 2, 2013 08:41

Then I don't see how anyone can help here... hopefully, I am wrong.


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