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Hi,
I am having trouble meshing a nozzle that I drew in Solidworks. It is not axis-symmetric. I would prefer a structured mesh, with points piled near the wall, but at this point, any mesh would be good. I will be using the mesh in OpenFOAM. The link below contains the Original Solidworks file as well as .step and .igs exports. https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...Xb?usp=sharing Thanks in advance! |
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David Garlisch
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Please provide more information including:
Since your case is NOT axisymmetric, you will need to use surface quilting, and extrusion techniques to build boundary layers and also set extrusion boundary conditions on the symmetry walls. Turtorials: How to Generate an Axisymmetric Structured Grid Assembling Quilts Extrusion Boundary Conditions Last edited by dgarlisch; November 19, 2018 at 10:47. Reason: more links |
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