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July 29, 2015, 18:14 |
Smoothing an stl file to match inlet with timeVaryingMappedFixedValue
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Hi everyone:
I am doing a wind simulation over complex terrain. I did a precursor simulation over flat terrain to generate the inlet for the successor complex terrain simulation. So the inlet in the successor simulation is defined as timeVaryingMappedFixedValue. I generate the complex terrain mesh with a *.stl file of the terrain. Because of the terrain features, the inlet in the successor mesh does not match perfectly the precursor simulation plane. I think that is causing me some instabilities as seen in the picture. Does anyone know how can I either: -create a buffer zone upstream of my successor mesh to perfectly linked it to the precursor? I tried mergeMesh and then stichMesh but there is a big offset and it does not work (as the second pic shows). -or how can I modify my stl file (smoothing it in the upstream direction) to get a good inlet? -or any other suggestion? Thanks a lot! |
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