Hi,
I'm a beginner in CFD
Hi,
I'm a beginner in CFD and obviously in OpenFOAM. I had a lot of problems trying to convert FLUENT and ANSYS meshes files generated with ANSA, therefore I started to create a problemtype in GID which can generate blockMeshDict files for OpenFoam. With the hexahedras blocks there is not probles, because in the manuals there are a lot of examples of declarations of this kind of element, but I'm having dificulties with the prism and tetrahedras blocks. Following the syntax of hexahedron block, hex (0 1 4 3 9 10 13 12) (10 10 1) simpleGrading (2 2 1) I'm writing the prisms elements like this prism (0 1 2 3 4 5) (10 10 1) simpleGrading (2 2 1) but blockMesh is printing an error message: "There are no non-lineal edges" I think that the problem is in the declaration of the prism block. If someone knows how to declare this kind of block and the other kinds of blocks, diferents than the hexahedron, please help me!!!! Regards Sebastián |
This should be in documentatio
This should be in documentation: Create a "hex" block, but re-use the vertices. For example:
hex (0 1 2 2 3 4 5 5) Clear? Hrv |
Regarding prism cells division
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Is it possible to make something like this (referred to attached picture)? Regards CFDUser |
Hi Sebastian,
If you have ANSA why not output directly in OpenFOAM format than try to output Fluent mesh and convert it? You should not have any problem to output an OpenFOAM mesh from ANSA Regards Vangelis |
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Hello, I have to make something like this on openFoam for my job and I have a lot of troubles trying to do it, since I am new on openFoam. Could anyone help? |
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I may be wrong but I think blockMesh doesn't support prisms with 6 vertices. Quote:
Best regards, Kate |
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