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nnprashant April 1, 2014 19:00

Meshing of Zero Thickness Walls
 
Hallo

Guys need information/help to mesh a baffle or a zero thickness wall inside a heat exchanger using ICEM CFD ??

Any Suggestions ???

bharath April 9, 2014 07:39

Hi nnprashant,

Whether you are using Hex blocking or Tetra meshing?

If you are using Hex blocking you need associate blocking faces with baffle surface.

In tetra meshing naming it self enough.

praveen@cfd-online.com April 9, 2014 11:30

Hi,

I would like to add something on bharath's comment.

In case of tetra meshing, we need to specify the baffles (zero thickness walls) as 'int wall'. To do this:

Before computing mesh,
Under Mesh tab > select Part Mesh Setup > tick on int wall check box against the baffle part.

This will make sure surface mesh is generated on the baffles or zero thickness surface (surfaces that have same material point on its both sides)

Happy Learning!!!
Praveen Kumar R

Far April 13, 2014 00:02

I have just prepared a small video explaining the methods just described by bharath and praveen for hexa and tetra meshing methods...


Baffle/zerothickness/internalwalls


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