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October 18, 2025 at 11:57 am
Lumko
SubscriberGood day,Â
I am trying to model the flow of water that is pumped out of a tank by a submersible pump through a direct coupled discharge pipe. Â
When trying to generate the surface mesh, Fluent splits the discharge pipe, and the fluid zone in the pipe, into three domains that are dead zones. I am not sure why it does this. Could you kindly advise on its cause and solution?
------------------------- --------------------- -------------------- ---------------- ----------           name skewed-cells (> 0.80)  averaged-skewness maximum-skewness face count------------------------- --------------------- -------------------- ---------------- ----------       outlet_pipe           0      0.01494663    0.49299298   53250        sump_fluid           0     0.014004151    0.79789778   55244       dead1-outlet           0     0.014314581    0.49299298   27304   dead2-pipe_exterior           0     0.018713448    0.79789778   35734    dead0-sump_fluid:1           0     0.017121627    0.42576109   19758        pump_flow           0     0.014564433    0.48229695   17618           pump           0      0.01100951    0.48229695   40504------------------------- --------------------- -------------------- ---------------- ----------           name skewed-cells (> 0.80)  averaged-skewness maximum-skewness face count------------------------- --------------------- -------------------- ---------------- ----------           fff           0     0.014714286    0.79789778   144896Â---------------- After Surface mesh, the model consists of 4 fluid/solid regions and 3 voids.Â---------------- Surface Meshing of FFF complete in 0.84 minutes, with a maximum skewness of 0.80.ÂÂÂ---- Warning--- During Surface mesh, failed faces were identified and automatically repaired.Â
Thanks and regards,
LumkoÂ
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