TAGGED: error, fluent, meshing, solid-body
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July 7, 2021 at 4:12 pm
marco_ntnu
SubscriberHello!
I want to mesh a cubic lattice structure as a solid to do some thermal simulations in Fluent. For this I have imported a stl file to Spaceclaim as a faceted body. While checking the faceted body for errors, I do not get any, especially no self-intersection one.
However, when I want to mesh it in Fluent Meshing, the surface mesh will fail as it has self-intersections all of a sudden.
is there a fix for this? Or is there already a problem with the stl file?
The goal would be to have a mesh with around 2 Million elements with a tetrahedral mesh.
Thank you very much already in advance!
PS: I have attached the workbench archive of this project as a split .rar file
July 8, 2021 at 10:57 amRob
Forum ModeratorStaff are not permitted to open or download attachments. Can you check the surfaces in SC and see if there are any very small gaps?
July 9, 2021 at 12:37 pmmarco_ntnu
SubscriberHey I checked the surfaces and no gaps were detected. However, in the end I managed to mesh it. It seems that a too big minimum size for the surface mesh caused self-intersecting mesh elements. After I set it to a low enough value, the mesh could be computed successfully.
July 9, 2021 at 12:52 pmRob
Forum ModeratorExcellent. You'll have been bridging between surfaces so effectively created holes in the domain.
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