Merging multiple blocks of diferent mesh density.
Hello all,
I'm trying to set up the following geometry in with blockMesh: https://s2.postimg.org/m0wwik5pl/Single_Duct_1.png Where the light blue area represents a coarse mesh, and the darker blue a fine mesh. The simplest way to do it would be to simply use face matching to ensure the rough sections is all connected, but then using mergePatchPairs to connect the three inner faces of the fine section won't work because of adjacency. Merging the top and bottom boxes into the center box and then using merging the left rough box into that combined box doesn't work either because it creates faces with less then 3 points. Can anyone suggest a work around? I've also heard people suggesting connecting such a geometry with cyclical boundaries - but doesn't that only work with meshes of the same density? |
CyclicAMI seems to actually be my best bet, but I'm not sure how to use it. Below is my best guess based on checking several threads here on CFD Online and the OpenFOAM user guide.
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Hi,
Seems to me that it is a simple issue with your spelling. ;) neighbourPatch uses the British spelling, while you have used the American spelling. Cheers, Antimony |
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Thanks Antimony. |
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