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Pranjal Singh
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Hi there!
Ansys documentation says " You can use the dynamic layering method to split or merge cells adjacent to any moving boundary provided the following conditions are met: - All cells adjacent to the moving face zone are either wedges or hexahedra (quadrilaterals in 2D) even though the cell zone may contain mixed cell shapes. " Does this mean this can be only used for 2D mesh? Thanks. |
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Daniele
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Hi, you can use layering with 2d quadrilateral or 3d hexaedral/wedges cells.
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Thanks a lot! It seems I misinterpreted it.
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