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August 20, 2015, 06:14 |
Mesh Over Cylinder
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Ashwani
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Dear all,
Can anyone help me in unstructured meshing over cylinder. I have seen the tutorial where we make one in 2D and then extrude it in 3D. But I am trying to mesh in 3D geometry directly. But in the z direction (i.e. normal to cylinder cross-sectional surface) I want only one cell thickness. Is there any way, apart from blocking. Please help. with regards, Ashwani |
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August 21, 2015, 09:39 |
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Aja
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Hi, Why do you use the structure mesh? You can block the computational domain. It is easy. I do it in Gambit. Please see the attached file. Best, Aja |
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August 21, 2015, 10:24 |
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Ashwani
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Thanks for your reply.
I need to validate our unstructured code on non-hexagonal cell. By using one cell direction, I am able to compute 2D cases using 3D meshes with relatively less number of cells. I needed it in ICEM for this is available meshing tools for us. So, if it can be done in icem - how to fix number of layer in one direction. |
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