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k1k January 2, 2014 00:24

Hydrocyclone meshing in ICEM CFD
 
Hi,

I am using ICEM CFD for hydrocyclone meshing. i have almost done the meshing but there is some issue with the "Uncovered Faces "which is i don't know how to solve. Actually the main problem is block connectivity which is not correct. I don't know how to connect different blocks together, which have different node no. i tried but didn't work ....

can any one help me regarding this issue???????

Thanks in advance....[

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k1k January 2, 2014 00:29

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Far January 2, 2014 08:30

You can join blocks with merge block command or merge vertex command. But i would recommend that you start with single block and cut it into the required shape...

k1k January 2, 2014 09:13

Hi Far
Thanks for ur reply......:)

I have tried join blocks with merge block option, it says blocks are unstructured so it is not possible to join. even i tried with merge vortex option also which is also not helpful because it won't covered the face which i mentioned in image 4...
i didn't try with single block so I ll give try with single block.


Thanks for ur suggestion .....Far

Far January 2, 2014 12:41

can you show the blocks where you have tried merge command and any message you got ?

k1k January 3, 2014 01:26

Hi Far,
i extrude block 3 from block 1 & tried to merge block 2 & block 3.
when i tried to merge block 2 & 3, it says " Unstructured region", because no. of nodes of block 2& 3 are different that why it's not merging. ....:confused:

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