[jchan033]

Hi everyone,

As the subject indicates I wish to mesh a triangular surface (currently working on 2D), but because my triangle has a high 'angle ratio', meshing it creates very skewed cells.

I am aware of Y blocking, however it still gives very skewed cells.

Anyone can advise on this? (maybe I don't even need Y blocking?)

Thanks for reading!

Cheers,
Simon

[Antanas]

Try to move vertices

[jchan033]

Originally Posted by Antanas

Try to move vertices

Hi Antanas,

Thanks for responding!

The attached is the result of your recommendation; any more advice you think would help? It still is skewed quite a lot.

Cheers,
Simon

[Antanas]

Hmm... Try to move this split closer to corner and add additional splits to the right of it.

[jchan033]

Originally Posted by Antanas

Hmm... Try to move this split closer to corner and add additional splits to the right of it.

But in the end I still need to settle with a rectangular block of..."high parallel length ratio", which will lead to a very small minimal angle (fluent takes 18 degrees or more yes?)

Is there any other recommendation that you can think of?

You may refer to the attached pic, I'm trying to mesh the "Stenosis" part

Thanks!

[jchan033]

Originally Posted by jchan033

But in the end I still need to settle with a rectangular block of..."high parallel length ratio", which will lead to a very small minimal angle (fluent takes 18 degrees or more yes?)

Is there any other recommendation that you can think of?

You may refer to the attached pic, I'm trying to mesh the "Stenosis" part

Thanks!

I've tried editing the geometry...but I think its the nature of the geometry that causes this difficult meshing.

It's a curve, so like a circle, it will slowly go to an angle less than 18 at some point...any advice?

[Antanas]

So you've got almost zero angle, it's very bad. Try to avoid this.