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June 16, 2014, 09:41 |
CGNS output question
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Ernesto
Join Date: Dec 2011
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Hello,
Sorry to bother, I've got a question regarding cgns: I've created a (volume) mesh by extruding a surface mesh along a curve. In order to do so I had to convert the 2D surface block to unstructured. The problem is that I want a structured cgns output. I've tried first converting the 2D surface mesh to multiblock but then I can not extrude the surface mesh. The workaround would be to create the mesh by using a 3D block but I can not get a good quality mesh that way. My geometry is a 3D 90 degree pipe bend. I've completed a very similar tutorial (hexa mesh generation for an elbow part) but it is very difficult to set the correct associations in order to get a good quality mesh in my case. What would be your suggestion to cope with this problem? Thanks in advance |
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June 18, 2014, 02:09 |
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Ovi
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Location: Sydney, Australia
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Please post some images so that everyone can visualise the problem and whether it is some obvious problem with the geometry or blocking.
Thanks.
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June 18, 2014, 08:47 |
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Ernesto
Join Date: Dec 2011
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Edit: I already solved this problem. As I said before I needed a 3D block in order to export the mesh as a structured file. I've found the correct 3D blocking strategy.
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