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January 19, 2010, 04:17
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2D snappyHexMesh
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wong
Join Date: Oct 2009
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Dear all,
I try to simulate wind flow throung a sing building in OpenFOAM, in order to save some running time, I simulate it as a 2D case. However, the snappyhexMesh is not applicable in 2D simulation because it will not only refine in x and y direction, but also in z direction, there make my blockMesh has more then one layer of cell in z direction, do someone have some tool for 2D snappyHexMesh? Or do someone have idea for my question? Thx, wind_FYP |
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