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January 27, 2015, 06:53 |
Help, unstructured tetra/prism mesh of a centrifugal pump
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Hey there,
first of all I am new to ANSYS/CFD and read the tutorials but right now i am lost. So sorry if this is a simple problem. I am trying to mesh a centrifugal pump with a complex geometry in Ansys Icem with a unstructured tetra/prism mesh. (Pictures) I have the CAD of the impeller which i have not created. I added a inlet and outlet in Solidworks and imported the geometry as an STEP into ICEM. (I already tried to get the geometry into TURBOGRID, which did not worked, because i could not get close enough to the hub/shroud) The pictures show the geometry and parameter settings. Meshing the geometry in ICEM was followed by a mix up of tetra pieces at the impeller outlet and the Outlet-Part (last 2 pictures). I already have way to many elements, so i do not want to go down with my size. In case i did not give enough information please say so. Where I went wrong? How can I solve this problem? Thanks a lot for answers |
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January 28, 2015, 06:30 |
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Nevermind, I think i worked it out!
Thanks anyways!!! |
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