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Problems on Tetrahedra to Polyhedra using polyDualMesh on concave surface object |
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July 23, 2008, 12:38 |
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I'd like to using OpenFOAM with polyhedra mesh to simulate a flow field in a pipe connected volume, like the image:
I use salome to generate this mesh with netgen(1d-2d-3d) I have set up the boundaries as independent as each surface is a boundary, then convert it to polyhedra using polyDualMesh, but checkMesh said that there are several concave faces and wrong oriented faces: the black colored faces is concave faces which are just around the connection edge of the two near boundaries. However, I set some surfaces together as one boundaries including the neighbor surfaces with concave angle. I can converted it to polyhedra without errors, but the original edge between the concave surfaces becomes to several faces with polygon, so it loses the geometry information. My problem is: how to convert tetra to polymesh avoiding concave faces without losing geometric infomation like such volume? Thank you in advance. Martin/Run Du
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