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November 13, 2018, 10:01
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Flow around a cube building with panels on top
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Hi,
I want to study the flow around a building and 3 rows of panels situated on top. For this purpose, I modeled a building with a cube and the rows of panels with 3 plates. I'd like to create a sort of box that would contain the panels in order to use tetrahedral mesh in the box and a mapped mesh in the other parts of the domain. To do so i tried to use the enclosure tool, to create plane for each face of the cube and 1 additional plane for the top of the box and split each plane with the enclosure. The problem is that doing so I don't manage to have this "box" region. Does anyone have an idea to help me ? Thanks, Bleubleu |
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