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[ANSYS Meshing] Divide entire ground into sub sections for moving ground for vehicle aerodynamics CFD |
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Hello,
I am performing a 3D windsor body vehicle aerodynamics simulation IN Ansys Fluent and using Ansys mesher. I donot want to have entire ground as moving ground but a small section of it as moving and rest of it to be stationary. Furthermore, I wish to mesh boundary layer on this moving area more finer than the rest of the ground. If someone can help me out with this. I have attached the picture of the domain and the region which I want as a moving ground is encircled with a black marker. For the info, I am using tetrahedral unstructured mesh as a surface and volume mesher. I am also using y+ = 30 on the ground. Regards |
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