[Swift]

Dear Foamers,

Is it possible to create baffles with cfMesh?

I am trying to mesh zero thickness walls within the domain. Using surfaceMeshRefinement, it is possible to refine around the wall, but when I check the mesh with checkMesh, the wall has zero faces. I have tried playing with 'keepCellsIntersectingBoundary' and 'keepCellsIntersectingPatchs', but in all cases I get zero faces on the wall patch.

In these slides, it seems that it is possible to create a baffle (see slide 4), but I can'e work it out.

My meshDict is as follows:

/*--------------------------------*- C++ -*----------------------------------*\
|    _ _ _ _    |                                                              |
| //         \\ | Creative Fields cfMeshPRO                                  |
| | cfMeshPRO | |                                                              |
| \\ _ _ _ _ // | Version: 0.0.99                                            |
|               | Web: www.c-fields.com e-mail: support@c-fields.com           |
\*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
FoamFile
{
version	2;
format	ascii;
class	dictionary;
location	"system";
object	meshDict;
}

// * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * //
maxCellSize	0.025;
surfaceFile	"newGeo.fms";


surfaceMeshRefinement
{
    
    baffle1
    {
        surfaceFile "constant/triSurface/baffle1.stl";
        additionalRefinementLevels 1;
        
    }

    
}

edgeMeshRefinement
{
    baffle1
    {
        edgeFile "baffle1.eMesh"
        additionalRefinementLevels 1;
        
    }
    
}

objectRefinements
{

refinement_for_surface
    {
        //cellSize	20.1;
        p0	( -0 0 0.6 );
        p1	( -0 0 0.7 );
        radius0	0.8;
        radius1	0.8;
        additionalRefinementLevels 1;
        type	cone;
    }
/
}
//keepCellsIntersectingBoundary 1;

keepCellsIntersectingPatchs
{
    baffle1
    {
        keepCells 1;
        
    }
    
    
}

workflowControls
{
}

// ************************************************************************* //

Thanks for the help,
Thomas