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Old   March 16, 2012, 16:06
Default Growth function equivalent in Star CCM+?
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Hey guys,

I'm transitioning from fluent/gambit to star ccm+ and was curious if there is a sizing function equivalent in star ccm+? Basically for my volume mesh I'm looking for a very fine mesh around my airfoil and to quickly expand in the outer areas of the external flow domain to speed things up a bit.

I played around with surface growth rates, but didn't know what surfaces this was in reference to - as well as volumetric controls with varying mesh sizes.

Thanks!
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Old   March 17, 2012, 10:37
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I don't know Fluent and Gambit. What exactly do you want to do which isn't working in ccm+?
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Old   March 17, 2012, 13:31
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Hey guys,

I'm transitioning from fluent/gambit to star ccm+ and was curious if there is a sizing function equivalent in star ccm+? Basically for my volume mesh I'm looking for a very fine mesh around my airfoil and to quickly expand in the outer areas of the external flow domain to speed things up a bit.

I played around with surface growth rates, but didn't know what surfaces this was in reference to - as well as volumetric controls with varying mesh sizes.

Thanks!

For the polyhedral there is. In the mesh continuum, there is a "Tet/poly growth factor" in there. Cant remember the exact name.
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Old   March 19, 2012, 08:57
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Now that I have it open, you are wanting to change "Growth Factor" under Tet/Poly Density, which is under "Reference Values" for the mesh continuum
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Ok, great! - do you know if a growth factor exists for the trimmer model?

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Old   March 20, 2012, 08:53
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Ok, great! - do you know if a growth factor exists for the trimmer model?

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Yes. It even has a growth factor for both directions. I am not sure what it is called though, as I never use the trimmer.
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