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Akash
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Trying to mesh a wind tunnel in the CFX mesher and am getting warnings of aspect ratios greater than 50. What are acceptable aspect ratios for the mesh and how would i make it smaller.
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Glenn Horrocks
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This is discussed in the CFX documentation, I think under obtaining convergence.
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the acceptable range of mesh aspect ratio is below 100.
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The actual number depends on the flow you are simulating and where the element is in the flow. 100:1 is OK for single phase in the boundary layer adjacent to a wall where the flow is aligned with the element, but even 2:1 is not good enough for accurate surface tension models. I find sweeping statements like this useless.
Really you need to do a sensitivity study on it for your application. But if you describe the application we might be able to give you some tips based on our experience. |
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