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July 26, 2013, 09:31 |
can't inflate half a pipe
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There is a pipe of 1 m length, 300 mm diameter. At the upper end is ended with a smaller pipe of 290 mm length and 90 mm diameter - chimney. The flow inlet is located on a side surface of the larger pipe on the other end.
The large pipe is sliced on 3 parts. I used "sweep" to 2 of 3 parts of large pipe and for small part - chimeney. So the mesh is rather structured but sections where there are some irregularities. The problem is inflation. I make "sweep method" inflate, but the result is "invalid method". I remove sweeps and insert inflation controls - thre is an inflation layer but the mesh is unstructured. So, how can I get inflation and sturcured mesh at the same time? |
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July 29, 2013, 03:31 |
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Paritosh Vasava
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I think what you want to achieve is not possible with multi-zone as well as multi-domain.
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