Cylindrical mesh with an odd number of circumferential cells
Hello everyone,
I want to create a cylindrical mesh with an odd number of equidistant distributed circumferential cells, to be more precise there must be 17 of them. I tried a lot but did not get a solution, for example: i) with one block, but you'll end up by ether an block inconsistency error or an arc definition error "Invalid arc definition - are the points co-linear? Denom =0" ii) two blocks, but since the face numbers between these blocks are different at the centerline, I get also an error message. Is there an intelligent way to do it? It looks like a very easy problem, but I can not get a solution. Thanks for any help! Regards, Gregor |
Here is one solution, which is definitely not very elegant:
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/*--------------------------------*- C++ -*-------------------------------------*\ Does anyone have an idea on a more elegant version? Best regards, Gregor |
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