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May 19, 2001, 00:58 |
Model and Mesh generation Problems
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How can I create a mesh which has cylindrical domain (fluid cells) and it will have a cubic block (solid) inside with prostar (StarCD)? I need your suggestions asap. I am trying to simulate flow through a cylindrical pipe which has a solid cubic blockage inside it. I also have access to Gridgen and ANSYS for building and meshing the model. So you can suggest me as to how to make the model using those two packages also.
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May 19, 2001, 02:02 |
Re: Model and Mesh generation Problems
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(1). Two types of mesh can be used for a pipe, namely, a H-type and an O-type. (2). Some solvers can not handle the H-type because of the 180 degree corner. (3). So, O-type is better in this case. But the catch is it must be a multi-block O-type mesh. That is, near the pipe wall, it is O-type, and leaving the center with a four-sided H-type. (4). So, in the case of O-type, multi-block mesh, the solver must have the capability to handle it.(there will be four junction points or lines for the center mesh.)
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