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M. ssuri May 15, 2006 11:51

3D mesh around a wing using gambit
 
I am using Gambit for creating 3Dmesh round a wing , I need a help for creating this mesh . I tried to mesh edges, faces and then volumes. This method worked for volumes which does not contain wing. for the volume which contains wing this method fails...Why???!!!

Can any one send me a steps or advise?

Greast Thanks

anindya May 15, 2006 13:55

Re: 3D mesh around a wing using gambit
 
There is a gambit tutorial for meshing an airplane geometry (half section). Maybe that will help you.

dongtao May 16, 2006 02:06

Re: 3D mesh around a wing using gambit
 
where is the tutorial file?In the standard gambit help file, I cann't find any tutorial file about meshing an airplane. could you sent this file to my email:dongtaomail@gmail.com, thanks in advance.

Anindya May 16, 2006 13:44

Re: 3D mesh around a wing using gambit
 
Find the tutorial guide here.

http://www.wka.tu-harburg.de/intra/d...df/tg/tg14.pdf

Anindya

M. ssuri May 17, 2006 11:42

Re: 3D mesh around a wing using gambit
 
Thanks Anindya,,, This will help me

M. Essuri

QuynhGiao May 25, 2006 02:44

Re: 3D mesh around a wing using gambit
 
you can use triangle to mesh all the face of volume.Note:divide many vertices on leading edge and trailing edge of the wing.then, you can use Tgrid to smooth the mesh.You can email to me ro have more info.I am going to graduate from Univesity and my thesis is "Flow over an 3D airfoil using gambit and fluent..""

QGiao June 6, 2006 10:38

Re: 3D mesh around a wing using gambit
 
Dear aerosapce_iist@yahoo.com, I can't email to u. You can mesh your foil in gambit and then u use fluent, set the condition in fluent e.g. define model(solver,viscous,..).In gambit, u set the bounary condition for faces(velocity inlet, pressure outlet, symetry, ..) to set the value of boundary condition to solve...The residual u use in Fluent is about 1e-5. after about 2500 iteration, the solution converges anh u will have the pressure.I send u apic of wing that I have done.hope that I will help u.

QGiao June 6, 2006 10:39

aerosapce_iist *NM*
 

kartikkp April 30, 2009 14:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by QuynhGiao
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you can use triangle to mesh all the face of volume.Note:divide many vertices on leading edge and trailing edge of the wing.then, you can use Tgrid to smooth the mesh.You can email to me ro have more info.I am going to graduate from Univesity and my thesis is "Flow over an 3D airfoil using gambit and fluent..""


Hi
i would be glad to see you work. i am looking to work on same lines.

my email id is kkadakia2009@gmail.com

regards
kartik

makaero April 30, 2009 15:06

Hii
 
@@: QuynhGiao
Guest

I am working on" Flow over 3d wing with sinusoidal leading edge", but i coudnt get a good volume mesh in Gambit because of sharp trailing edge...
In next attemp, i joined the last two points of airfoil with straight line, but the 3d Boundary layer resulted in highly skewed elements.

I wud be glad to see your work, it might help me...looking forward to hear from you.
email: anilsmailaero@gmail.com

Thank you.

nvtrieu July 21, 2010 02:04

Hello Quynh Giao,

Today, I've just found your post here. It was posted over 4 years ago. However I hope you still work with CFD now! ^_^. Therefore, I would ask your email to discuss with you about this topic.
Thanks you so much!

Nguyen Van Trieu.
Email: trieuckgt@gmail.com

mero_magiver February 9, 2012 16:49

Sorry i have the same problem . I am using Gambit for creating 3Dmesh round a wing , I need a help for creating this mesh . I tried to mesh edges, faces and then volumes. This method worked for volumes which does not contain wing. for the volume which contains wing this method fails..
The link of tutorial
http://www.wka.tu-harburg.de/intra/d...............is not working


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