[attiquejavaid08]

Hello everyone!
I've imported designmodeler geometry in ICEM.
while zooming in, i found surfaces like this.


1) Is there need to reconsider these surfaces?
2) should i delete them and create new ones?

i used build topology



3) if i have to recreate surfaces, which curves i should go with? i'm confused because i got some curves in both model and build topology part GEOM as well.
4) if i consider build topology curves preferable, then some curves of model are not in build topology part GEOM. do i have to use those which are part of original model?

5) when going for surfaces, what build topology tolerance should i set? i used randomly 1e-5 m. if i need 1 micro meter near wall mesh size, should i select 0.1 micro meter as topology tolerance?

i'll be very thankful for your help.

regards,
AJ

[attiquejavaid08]

while checking out build topology threads, discussion, i found that yellow there must not be yellow curves between two adjacent surfaces. it shows two curves at a location one for each side of surface. red means, surface connectivity is fine.
now i have yellow curves. how to fix these curves so that i can have single(red) curve between surfaces.

[FJSJ]

Hi,

Are you using "Show full" option instead of "show simple or simpler" to visualize the surfaces?

In case you have the problem you are mentioning, you can fix it with geometry tools you have available in ICEM.

[attiquejavaid08]

Originally Posted by FJSJ

Hi,

Are you using "Show full" option instead of "show simple or simpler" to visualize the surfaces?

In case you have the problem you are mentioning, you can fix it with geometry tools you have available in ICEM.

i'm sorry, i don't know this 'show simple or simpler' option to visualize the surfaces. gonna check it. and please let me know those tools. i am still trying to figure out.

[attiquejavaid08]

Originally Posted by FJSJ

Hi,

Are you using "Show full" option instead of "show simple or simpler" to visualize the surfaces?

In case you have the problem you are mentioning, you can fix it with geometry tools you have available in ICEM.

i checked the geometry simplification, simplification levels in pixels. playing with them didn't make any difference. may be i'm not exactly aware of how to deal with these simplification levels. will be happy if you share something regarding it if it was the option you talked about.

[FJSJ]

Just select a face, right click, show full (or simpler or simple or simpler, etc). And see how look your surfaces with this option. When I start with ICEM CFD sometimes I thought my surfaces were wrong but in reality were a visulaization problem. Anyway, if this is not the problem, I am still thinking you have different tools in ICEM to fix it.

[attiquejavaid08]

Originally Posted by FJSJ

Just select a face, right click, show full (or simpler or simple or simpler, etc). And see how look your surfaces with this option. When I start with ICEM CFD sometimes I thought my surfaces were wrong but in reality were a visulaization problem. Anyway, if this is not the problem, I am still thinking you have different tools in ICEM to fix it.

dear FJSJ!
i can see that i can select a face or surface only for an operation like info, delete, modify etc. randomly selecting a surface and right click doesn't work for me. because RMB means unselect in ICEM whatever previously i've selected. i'm sorry that i couldn't grasp your point.

[FJSJ]

Hi Attique Javaid,

Can you share your geometry? I think is going to be easier work on it.

[attiquejavaid08]

Originally Posted by FJSJ

Hi Attique Javaid,

Can you share your geometry? I think is going to be easier work on it.

Hello!







link to geometry file is:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4Y...ew?usp=sharing

and thank you for your time.

[attiquejavaid08]

Originally Posted by FJSJ

Hi Attique Javaid,

Can you share your geometry? I think is going to be easier work on it.

did you check it, sir?

[FJSJ]

Hi,

I have been off line some days. Sorry for my delay on response.

I have been checking your goemetry and is ok. I think is ready to mesh it!