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July 11, 2016, 18:32 |
Merge two types of Meshes
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José
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Hi everybody, sorry to interrupt you but I am trying to simulate the high pressure discharge of nitrogen from a long tube.
In order to create a smaller mesh and also capture the physics of the underexpanded jet at the outlet of the tube I wanted to know if it was possible from ICEM ( and subsequently in Fluent ) to generate a mesh like in the picture captura cfd.jpg where there is a sort of connection between the "1D region" ( I call this 1D since it has only one cell in vertical direction) and the 2D region. Thanks for your collaboration and excuse me for my ignorance! P.D: the most importante issue is that in the connection there is mass flow conservation. |
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