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August 19, 2003, 12:19 |
grid fail
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Hi all,
When I check my grid in fluent it tells me the grid is fine but when i smooth/swap the grid a non-positive volume warning comes up. I am using a mix of structured and unstructured cells. How I found this is, when I tried to adapt my grid using solution adaption - the non-positive volume warning comes up no matter what values i use. Can anyone give me advice on this matter? Thanx, Eric |
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August 19, 2003, 21:41 |
Re: grid fail
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hello eric, i used to be in your problem where the warning non-positive volume are always exist when i check grid, smooth and swap. After all, what i am doing is, i redo meshing the drawing again in Gambit, but this time, i change the meshing size. Pls make sure that your boundary condition is correct.this kind of thing, for the beginner is common.good luck
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August 20, 2003, 04:45 |
Re: grid fail
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u can remesh your grid especialy on the face uniting the structed grid and unstructed face.
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