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November 19, 2013, 19:27
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How can I make periodic boundaries be conform?
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Frank Ubber
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Hi everyone,
I am currently trying to make a mesh for the simulation of an axial fan. Here I have two periodic patches which need to be 100% conform (because I need the mesh to calculate with OpenFOAM) that means the nodes on the periodic surfaces need to match by 100% when rotating the patch by a certain angle. I already defined a periodic interface and meshed it afterwards with tet or hex cells but neither one results in two conform faces... Does anyone have an idea how to define this conformity  ?Best regards, Frank Ubber |
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