Gambit Meshing volume problem
Hi every one,
I`m a new user of Gambit and I`ve a problem in meshing a cylinder, I made the mesh for the circular face and when I mesh the volume the mesh interval size is so small even if I change it it is still small, is there any one could help me. hamdy |
Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
maybe you should mesh the edge first with size you want
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Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
Hi
After meshing one face of the cylinder, use the Cooper scheme. Regards |
Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
after I mesh the face I use Cooper scheme but the spacing in every time is the same as the spacing of the face even if I change it.
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Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
ignore size function if you use some
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Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
Thank you Dear Mr ritmat for your concern, but I don't use size function. I don't know why this happens but the interval size of the cooper scheme is always the same as the face mesh for every value I chose.
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Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
is it link to a lower mesh? show some pic of your whole geometry
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Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
Hi
While using the cooper scheme, select the "Remove old mesh" option, and don't select the "remove lower mesh" option. Specify an interval size. I hope this works. If you have a size function for that volume, select the "ignore size functions" option. Regards AAA |
Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
Dear all
I tried all what you said but no effect the proplem still. may be if one of you can try to draw a grid for a pipe with diameter 15 and length 500 and tell me if he can control the interval size of the volume mesh at constant interval size of area. |
Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
Hi
I think I know what the problem is. Considering a cylinder, you have three surfaces and only two edges representing the side circles. In order to control the interval size along the span of the cylinder, you need a line (edge) that you can mesh. No edge is created for the body of the cylinder, that's why you can't control the interval size on it. Here is what you should do: 1) create the cylinder (it will only have two lines representing the side cirles (check it for your self). 2) create an edge between the two vortecies of the side circles and mesh it with the interval size you want. 3) mesh one circle (face). 4) use the cooper scheme to mesh the volume. Please tell me if this works. Regards AAA |
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Hi again
I forgot to tell you to split the face of the cylinder (the body) with the edge (virtual). This step come after step 2. Sorry Regards AAA |
Re: Gambit Meshing volume problem
Hi AAA
thank you very much, it works. |
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