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Leepox January 7, 2012 21:51

2D Meshing
 
Basically I have been trying to build a geometry within ICEM and mesh it. However when I open the mesh in fluent I get a critical error. ANyway, I'll list the steps I'm doing:

1. Create points
2. Put lines between points
3. Define the body
4. Blocking
5. Associating edges and curves
6. Defining the boundary conditions
6. Creating a pre-mesh.
7. Creating unstructured mesh
8. Creating output file mesh.

Am I missing a really important step here? Sorry for being such a nublet.

Far January 7, 2012 23:00

please post some pics

Leepox January 8, 2012 02:08

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The blocking and pre-mesh I've attached. Thanks!

Far January 8, 2012 04:14

it is simple geometry, there shouldn't be any problem. attach blocking and tin file

Leepox January 8, 2012 06:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Far (Post 338309)
it is simple geometry, there shouldn't be any problem. attach blocking and tin file

hiya! here it is! thanks!

Far January 8, 2012 08:00

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modified geometry (same geometry but created new edges and points to facilitate the blocking and also created surface) and blocking is attached.

Far January 8, 2012 10:34

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also find another topology and I have also attached the replay script so that you can understand the steps.I think this is better than previous one.

Leepox January 8, 2012 20:18

Thanks a lot for taking the time to help me with this! Gave me an idea how to set up the geometry. I have done a pre-mesh and the quality has been very good.

Also when opening fluent, do I opt for the 2d dimension to run a 2d simulation? I have never done 2d simulations before so I might be missing very important steps to make it run. Maybe thats why it gives me back "wrong dimensions" error.

Again thanks!

Far January 8, 2012 21:21

Yes you need to opt for 2d. As I remember that for 2d simulation mesh should be in x-y plane please correct me if I am wrong.

Far January 9, 2012 04:23

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working file with transformation to x-y plane

Leepox January 9, 2012 19:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Far (Post 338421)
working file with transformation to x-y plane

Thanks! You have been an absolute help! You seem to be enjoying this as much as I do :D

Regards


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