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Old   June 22, 2013, 13:04
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Dear experts,
My Geometry (old case () is a single blade inside a big 120o enclosure sector , after long period i'm stuck with T-Grid skewness problem around the blade surface which appear strongly in Fleunt (after send my file from ICEM). The ICEM T-Grid skewness is high but quality and skewness are good.
I'm using Tetra, unstructured and Robust (octree) meshing techniques, I need a recommended ways to improve T-Grid skewness in ICEM (not Fluent).
Note: I noted that if the total height of blade prism is large, T-Grid skewness will be good but unfortunately in my case the first layer is very small (4e-5) due to y+ condition
image1: prsim
image2: High T.Grid Skewness elements on blade

Thanks in advance
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