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ANTHONY March 19, 2007 09:44

3d mesh
 
Hello , I have a bric anda sphere inside it , i wana mesh the flow domain , so i have to subtract the volumes , then do the mesh ; unfortunately , it is not workin , can u help me in ths? regards

A A S March 19, 2007 10:30

Re: 3d mesh
 
What type of mesh are you trying to use? Hexahedral? Tet? Structured? Will you use map, submap, cooper? You may need to tweak your geometry a little bit in order to get Gambit to mesh your flow domain the way you want.

Regards

Palani Velladurai March 19, 2007 10:36

Re: 3d mesh
 
hi ! whats not working exactly.....?

subtracting volmes or meshing ?????

adn what meshing tool u r using ???


ANTHONY March 19, 2007 11:15

Re: 3d mesh
 
thanks for your reply,

When i a substractin the volume , and tryin to mesh with a tetra/hyb , type Tgrid , i got the mesh for the brick only , with no space inside it (so there is no hollow inside the brick that represent the subtracted sphere ); i will aaprecitae ur reply as soon as possible!

thank you very much

Vivek Vasudevan March 19, 2007 19:06

Re: 3d mesh
 
Hi,

Since you are dealing with regular geometries, you should be able to create in Gambit a 'real' brick and sphere and subtract one from the other. You can now mesh this composite subtracted volume without any hassles.

Regards, Vivek


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