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satyamu October 11, 2005 03:23

Meshing in narrow regions
 
In a centrifugal pump, the gap between casing and impellor is very small (about 0.004 inch). In that location, how to mesh by providing atleast 5 or 6 elements? Is it possible to mesh for such small gaps in a big domain?

looking for a kind response

regards satyamu

Sachin October 11, 2005 03:57

Re: Meshing in narrow regions
 
You can mesh the small region first (at least the small surfaces) and then you can apply size function keeping the meshed surface as source face and mesh entire volume.

falak October 11, 2005 05:12

Re: Meshing in narrow regions
 
can u plz mail to this id.JOLIUS@KUKTEM.EDU.MY he has meshed in narrow regions in this model ie cyclone seperator

thnk u falak

Rajesh October 11, 2005 19:11

Re: Meshing in narrow regions
 
I have a doubt on this! Are N-S equations able to capture the flow physics in such a small region? Is continuum assumption valid in this domain?

thanx Rajesh


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