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April 7, 2020, 02:40 |
Merging of two different meshes
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naveen k s
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Dear Foamers,
I'm trying to simulate flow over the bluff body case. For this purpose, I've created a mesh using ICEM CFD software. I have split up the mesh into two blocks and saved it as two different projects. 1. Block 1 (projects): It has finer mesh generated around the geometry and in the wake region. 2. Block 2 (project 2): It has a coarser mesh, and it resides around the Block 1 mesh. The pictures of these two projects are attached. Then in a separate new project, I performed these steps to merge them: 1. Imported the geometry of project 2 and project 1, and then chose the merge option to combine them. 2. Imported the mesh of project 2 and project 1, and then chose the merge option to combine the two meshes, so as to obtain a complete mesh (picture is attached). Now, my question is what should we do with the INTERFACE that is created between the two blocks. Please note that I will be importing this mesh to OpenFOAM. a. Is there any way I can remove this INTERFACE and get an errorless mesh. OR b. Whether there exists any B.C. that can be used at the INTERFACE. |
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