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May 30, 2019, 20:48 |
GGI zone-to-zone interpolator giving very high values
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Aashay Tinaikar
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Hello fellow cfd enthusiasts,
I am trying to simulate a case using fsiFoam solver. I have meshed solid and fluid domains separately and their interface patches do not have coincident faces. When I run fsiFoam, I get the following values for GGI zone-zone interpolator. Quote:
As you can see, the slave point distances are astronomical. Lateron, it fails in the 1st iteration of solid solver. I am not sure what the problem is. Quote:
My fluid mesh is good and I have some wrongly oriented faces in the solid mesh. (8 out of 10s) Could this be the cause of this issue? If yes, could anyone also guide me as to how I can reorient those faces? |
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