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andy2o February 19, 2009 03:26

Inflation layers / boundary layer meshing.
 
Hi All,

Does anyone know of publications / references / web-sites that discuss techniques / algorithms for generating prismatic inflation layer meshes at the boundary of a domain and the integration into a tetrahedral / triangular mesh?

I would be very happy to hear about simple algorithms for 2-D meshes as well as anything about 3-D.

Thanks in advance. andy2o

alex February 20, 2009 18:10

Re: Inflation layers / boundary layer meshing.
 
hmmm, the dark side otherwise known as star excels in it:)

John Chawner February 21, 2009 10:53

Re: Inflation layers / boundary layer meshing.
 
Hello andy2o,

Dr. Steve Karman at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is researching this topic. Here is one reference that I was able to find on the UT SimCenter's web site, http://www.utc.edu/Research/SimCenter/index.php.

S. Karman Jr., "Unstructured Viscous Layer Insertion Using Linear-Elastic Smoothing," AIAA Journal, Volume 45, Number 1, pp. 168-180, January 2007.

I'm sure other researchers are investigating this issue.

andy2o February 22, 2009 09:03

Re: Inflation layers / boundary layer meshing.
 
John,

Many thanks - that should give me a starting point for a literature search / citation search etc. (I hadn't heard the term 'viscous layer insertion' before. Finding the right search term is often half the work....)

Best regards, Andy


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