[ANSYS Meshing] Help needed in meshing multi-stage turbine using Workbench

Far · March 1, 2012, 11:49

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I am going to use Ansys Workbench for meshing, so whether i can directly export the geometry to the workbench or extract the fluid volume and then export only the fluid volume for meshing. Which is the best strategy?

This all can be done in Workbench Design modeler. You can put the enclosure (fluid volume) in DM.

I can send ANSYS meshing 14 tutorials if needed.

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as i mentioned earlier there is a tip clearance between rotor blade and casing, also between stator blade and casing.
I want to the study the effect of tip clearance, So could you please explain how to mesh.

Just mesh the complete volume from hub to casing, no need to segregate the tip clearance volume from main fluid.

mecbe2002 · March 1, 2012, 23:39

Could you please send me the Ansys tutorial

Thanks
Regards

Far · March 3, 2012, 05:22

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mecbe2002 · March 3, 2012, 07:46

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Originally Posted by Far

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Thank you very much

Regards
KGN

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