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Forum: ANSYS Meshing & Geometry

April 12, 2010, 03:11

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2D Meshing - No matter how thin my model is, it is still 2 elements thick

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Posted By RossFS

So if I want to have a 2D mesh and want to...

So if I want to have a 2D mesh and want to inflate the boundary layer, do I have any other options than the Sweep method?

I ask as I'm wondering whether the size limitation mentioned above is the...

Forum: ANSYS Meshing & Geometry

March 31, 2010, 22:03

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2D Meshing - No matter how thin my model is, it is still 2 elements thick

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Posted By RossFS

Any idea why I can't set the first layer...

Any idea why I can't set the first layer thickness (when setting up the inflation) to be any lower than 4e-5m in height?
The mesh won't get created/an error occurs if I go any smaller than this.
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Forum: ANSYS Meshing & Geometry

March 31, 2010, 21:21

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2D Meshing - No matter how thin my model is, it is still 2 elements thick

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Posted By RossFS

Thanks Simon. Just to clarify the steps...

Thanks Simon.

Just to clarify the steps suggested by Simon for anyone looking at this thread from a search:

*bring up the mesh editing program/section in Workbench
*right click on mesh in...

Forum: ANSYS Meshing & Geometry

March 30, 2010, 00:44

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2D Meshing - No matter how thin my model is, it is still 2 elements thick

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Posted By RossFS

2D Meshing - No matter how thin my model is, it is still 2 elements thick

Context: Ansys Workbench, meshing for use with ANSYS CFX

With the default settings the mesh is all made of hexahedra elements and the model is 1 cell/element thick. As soon as I use inflation...

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