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[snappyHexMesh] Saving cells in SHM 3D to 2D: Is my strategy silly or smart ;-)?

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Old   March 16, 2024, 09:06
Default Saving cells in SHM 3D to 2D: Is my strategy silly or smart ;-)?
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Hi foamers,
I want to make a 2D mesh with SHM. I can do this with extrudeMesh. the problem is, that first, a 3D mesh is generated which needs a lot of RAM and makes the whole process slow. So, I tried to define the refinement regions just at the patch, that I want to extrude. Eg. width of object = 0.1, but the refinement region would only go from 0 to 0.001. this saves a lot of cells and computation time.

the problem is, that my extrudeMeshDict seems so stop working with this approach.
If anyone could help me with that, I would be very glad.
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