cell heights in a 3D model

December 18, 2003, 02:58

I have a fairly complicated 3D geometry and the meshing was very complicated (involved hex+tet elements). Now I have a few hundred thousand cells, and I need to know the dimension of each cell in a particular direction (for example, height h in z direction) for another analysis. How can I get these numbers? Is there any direct or indirect way to extract the cell height information from FLUENT (or GAMBIT). Any suggestion will be highly appreciated! Thanks in advance. S.S.

January 5, 2004, 03:59

i think u can do it by seeing the countors of gird or by surface intergral panel. write back if it works

December 18, 2003, 02:58	cell heights in a 3D model	#1
Sarkar Guest Posts: n/a	I have a fairly complicated 3D geometry and the meshing was very complicated (involved hex+tet elements). Now I have a few hundred thousand cells, and I need to know the dimension of each cell in a particular direction (for example, height h in z direction) for another analysis. How can I get these numbers? Is there any direct or indirect way to extract the cell height information from FLUENT (or GAMBIT). Any suggestion will be highly appreciated! Thanks in advance. S.S.

January 5, 2004, 03:59	Re: cell heights in a 3D model	#2
sijal ahmed Guest Posts: n/a	i think u can do it by seeing the countors of gird or by surface intergral panel. write back if it works

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