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August 31, 2022, 08:58 |
Create baffles with cfMesh
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Hi all,
Since cfMesh is such a nice mesher to use, I have been trying to trick it into creating baffles for a while now, so I could set up a fan simulation, without much success. This is one of the main features I need for my projects. It could also allow for easier multiregion meshing. So far, I tried several things:
I am aware that cfMesh is not programmed to allow faceZones, but seeing it can mesh an internal patch (I could even start a simulation when the patch was set to empty), I want to believe it is possible to use the multiple tools of OpenFoam to convert this patch to a faceZone/baffle/whatever. Here is a picture of the patch cfMesh creates when the STL already includes it. It looks pretty conformal to me. Does anyone has an idea to get to the finish line? Thanks for any tip! |
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March 8, 2023, 06:52 |
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Mateusz Piecuch
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Hello
That is exacly what I'm thinking about and trying now. Have you been successful? Best regards Mateusz |
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