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April 25, 2014, 08:45 |
Meshing fluid through a packed bed of particles
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Oliver O'Connell
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The geometry is a random pack of 'pebbles' in a cylinder as shown in the image below:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8q4pvx5fqstp0xr/pebbles.PNG (don't know why the IMG tag isn't working?) I imported this into Workbench and did a Boolean cut to remove the geometry of the pebbles from the cylinder: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bnbod6019vpup32/pebbles2.PNG Within the meshing program I set the top and the bottom to inlet and outlet respectively and the outside of the cylinder and all its inner faces to walls - but I can't get it to mesh! I must be doing something wrong, because it either hangs or just gives me the error: "The following surfaces cannot be meshed with acceptable quality. Try using a different element size or virtual topology." I'm quite new to this so I am not quite sure how to fix this problem. |
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