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November 22, 2023, 07:50 |
Meshing of rectangular bubble column
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hi,
I am trying to mesh a rectangular 3D bubble column. With the aim to make a close to uniform hex mesh. Currently I make my geometry in DesignModeller and use Ansys meshing for mesh generation. However, I am running into problems due to the inlet, as it is only a small 2D rectangular portion of the bottom of the column. What I have tried so far to include the inlet distorts the mesh quite a lot. Do you have any suggestions on how to include the inlet to make a high-quality hex mesh? Or maybe I should try a different type of meshing? I also have access to ICEM and SpaceClaim if that helps. EDIT: Making the mesh using the blocking method in ICEM seemed to do the trick Last edited by SphericalCube; December 10, 2023 at 06:27. |
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