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kyo022 November 23, 2017 02:28

Not so pretty Inflation on a curved surface
 
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Hello,

I'm an undergraduate student, and trying to do some analysis on high-speed trains.

Now, my problem is the inflation doesn't seem so pretty on the curved surfaces like the nose of the train.

I'm not even sure if that's normal for the inflation to become wider as the boundary layer gets curved.

I'd appreciate if you could provide some advice on this.

Thank you.

Gweher November 23, 2017 05:11

Hi Eric,

You need to play with the inflation options (i.e. total thickness option or first layer height). If you want to have more control you can also slice your geometry and add edge sizing with bias for your boundary layer.

Have fun ;)

kyo022 November 29, 2017 02:04

Thank you so much, Sir.

I think I found a proper setting for my case.

it took some time, but your advice helped me a lot.

Thank you!

Gweher November 29, 2017 07:13

You're welcome Eric, happy it helped.

The next step could be to further improve your meshing with ICEM as you have better control and nice and powerful build in smoothing options.


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