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llrr October 3, 2012 10:10

what is the strategy to block this geometry?
 
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Hi everyone, I am learning ICEM CFD (v14.0) now. Can you help to see how I can get high quliaty mesh with this geometry? Thank you.

cfd seeker October 3, 2012 10:47

attach .tin file so that we can have a try on your geometry

diamondx October 3, 2012 13:27

initiliaze your blocling first. do two vertical split each one at the end of the deflectors.
same for horizontal split. because of deflector, you will need y-grid there. good luck.
Share your tin, i might take a look at it late at night...

llrr October 4, 2012 03:31

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Originally Posted by diamondx (Post 384751)
initiliaze your blocling first. do two vertical split each one at the end of the deflectors.
same for horizontal split. because of deflector, you will need y-grid there. good luck.
Share your tin, i might take a look at it late at night...

Thank you guys, here is the tin file.

llrr October 4, 2012 03:33

I will also try it according diamondx's suggestion, thank you.

llrr October 4, 2012 06:17

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Hi Diamondx and cfd seeker, I enclosed the picture to show the determinant and angle histogram (I was going to upload .blk file, but it is not allowed). I do not think the mesh quality is good especially when I look at the Angle histogram. Can you help me to see how I can improve it? Thank you.

stuart23 October 4, 2012 10:05

Hi llrr, try creating a zip archive of the files, then upload

llrr October 5, 2012 05:05

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Originally Posted by stuart23 (Post 384917)
Hi llrr, try creating a zip archive of the files, then upload

Hi Stuart, thank you for the suggestions. Here it is.

diamondx October 5, 2012 14:36

sorry for not replying, i will take a look at it when i'll have time, i'm little bit busy... sorry again i hope you're not in a rush

llrr October 7, 2012 04:34

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Originally Posted by diamondx (Post 385130)
sorry for not replying, i will take a look at it when i'll have time, i'm little bit busy... sorry again i hope you're not in a rush

Hi Diamondx, I appreciate your help. Take your time and I will also keep learning:-) Thank you.

Far October 7, 2012 04:39

tin file is missing

llrr October 7, 2012 04:43

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Originally Posted by Far (Post 385260)
tin file is missing

Hi Far, Thank you for the information. I guess it is because I didn't found that I could not attach .tin file last time. Here is the .zip file of .tin. Thank you.

Far October 7, 2012 08:52

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Here is the solution. Is this what you asked for? ;)

llrr October 7, 2012 09:40

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Originally Posted by Far (Post 385323)
Here is the solution. Is this what you asked for? ;)

Hi Far, can you explian to me how you made the block? Thank you.

Far October 7, 2012 11:35

1. one horizontal split for the upper part. second and third split for the two inclined plates.

2. three vertical splits for the upper part.

3. Change the material of two blocks on the right and left side of upper part to dead.

4. Vertical splits for the inclined plates

5. associates edges and vertices

6. associate faces to part for four inclined plates.

Far October 7, 2012 14:18

This was really a very simple and basic blocking. No Y-block, or O-grid.


http://imageshack.us/a/img339/2828/86685757.png

http://imageshack.us/a/img26/9853/31826919.png

llrr October 7, 2012 14:37

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Originally Posted by Far (Post 385343)
1. one horizontal split for the upper part. second and third split for the two inclined plates.

2. three vertical splits for the upper part.

3. Change the material of two blocks on the right and left side of upper part to dead.

4. Vertical splits for the inclined plates

5. associates edges and vertices

6. associate faces to part for four inclined plates.

Thank you very much for your help. I will study it carefully.

llrr October 8, 2012 04:19

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Originally Posted by Far (Post 385356)
This was really a very simple and basic blocking. No Y-block, or O-grid.


http://imageshack.us/a/img339/2828/86685757.png

http://imageshack.us/a/img26/9853/31826919.png

Hi Far, I did what you told me and I made it. But when I open the window on the roof and I have a problem with the mesh quality again. Would you please help me to see it again what the problem is of my block? Enclosed please find the .tin and .blk file. Thank you.

llrr October 8, 2012 04:24

I tried to make a y-block at the wedge of the roof, but it looks not right. What did I do wrong?

energy382 October 8, 2012 07:17

you insert some new geometry, called roofwinwall. what's that?!

nevertheless, it's not a closed surface, so if you want to insert y-block, you've to insert additional surfaces.


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