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November 3, 2015, 18:09
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Hexagonal or Hybrid??
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Vishnu
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Hello fellow CFDians,
I am trying to simulate flow over a plate in 3d. For this I have a geometry of 100*100*15 dimensions. The liquid jet impinges on the base and flows side ways to leave the domain.There is turbulence involved, hence boundary layer mesh is required. I am meshing using ICEM CFD. For this problem I can 1) mesh using all Hexagonal elements or 2) mesh using hexa core, prism mesh in boundary layer and triangular surface mesh. Which mesh is better to use?? |
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