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mwood February 18, 2013 11:32

Skewed mesh
 
Hello

I am using Fluent 14.0.
I have a setup that involves pipes meeting a chamber at a 90 degree angle. I am getting highly skewed grid at the ring where they meet.
Does any one know how I would fix this?

Thanks

diamondx February 18, 2013 11:59

post some pictures so we can see what's going on...

mwood February 18, 2013 12:47

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Originally Posted by diamondx (Post 408494)
post some pictures so we can see what's going on...

So these show the meshed chamber with the pipes and then where the mesh is highly skewed.

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diamondx February 18, 2013 14:58

have you used in specific method to generate the mesh ?? like multizone ??? have you got tutorial on how to mesh with ansys meshing ? if not, i can provide you with tutorials. my knowledge in ansys meshing is very limited :o

mwood February 19, 2013 09:08

I am using the inflation tool

diamondx February 19, 2013 16:43

Go back to designmodeler, see where you have the intersection of the pipes with the square, make a slice there, the slice will result in multiple part, select them all, right click and select FORM NEW PART. now back to the mesher, select each part, right button click, insert multizone. do that for all the part. I'm not very proficient with ansys meshing but i saw a lot of thread discussing about this method. try it . moreover i can pass you the tutorials they are available in the customer portal


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