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Mohsin August 22, 2011 19:55

Mesh Quality
 
Hello

For a good quality tetrahedral volume mesh on a cylinder, is it compulsory to mesh the outer faces of the volume as Tri-Pave? or is it fine to mesh the faces with Quad-pave..Please expalin

Thank you

-mAx- August 23, 2011 01:46

for a cylinder, I think you can afford to mesh it with hexa (cooper).
Mesh one cap surface first (with pave)

husker August 23, 2011 02:06

Hi,

If you would like to fill the cylinder with tetrahedral you have another option. You can mesh surfaces with quads then create one set of pyramids and then fill with tets.

Hope this helps

Mohsin August 23, 2011 02:25

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Thank you for your replies

Well, the following picture shows the geometry. It's hard to mesh it via hexahedral scheme hence i would like to mesh it via tetrahedral scheme but the quality of the mesh is very low via tetrahedral. Could you explain how can i approach this problem.

Thanks

-mAx- August 23, 2011 02:32

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Attachment 8895 Attachment 8896

*Mesh cylinder first (one cap with quad).

*Then split the block, like I did for instance.

*Mesh the yellow volume with cooper (mesh source face in front of you)

*Then mesh the orange and pink volumes. Source faces are the one on the top of volume

Mohsin August 23, 2011 07:04

just wanted to know, how did u split this volume?
You first made vertices, then arcs and then from arcs u made face and split?

-mAx- August 23, 2011 07:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mohsin (Post 321190)
just wanted to know, how did u split this volume?
You first made vertices, then arcs and then from arcs u made face and split?

Exactly ;)

Mohsin August 24, 2011 01:43

The split operation as u mentioned, gives an error. Can u tell me the reason why is it doing like this? I created another thread:

http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/fluent/91823-volume-split-face.html#post321285

Please reply


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