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[Chris Roberts]

Hello all,

Are there any specific mesh validation methods recommened by ansys for simulations run in fluent with meshing ? For example can we take a surface rake of points in the volume domain or is there any better methods to do so recommended by ANSYS ?

 

Thank you

[Saurabh R Patil]

Hi,

The best way to check for a mesh independent solution is to plot a graph of the resultant monitor value vs the number of cells in your simulation.

Thank you

[Nikhil N]

Hello,

 

Thank you for reaching out to us. I completely agree with SRP's suggestion to perform a mesh independence study to ensure that your results are accurate and reliable. Additionally, it's important to ensure that the quality values of your mesh fall within the recommended range. If the flow physics near the wall is critical to your simulation, be sure to add sufficient inflation layers.

These are just a few of the many best practices for creating a good mesh. If you're interested in learning more about meshing using the ANSYS Fluent Meshing Watertight Geometry Workflow, I highly recommend visiting the AIC website and checking out the learning track on this topic: Ansys Fluent Meshing Watertight Geometry Workflow - ANSYS Innovation Courses

Please let us know if you have any further questions or concerns.

 

Thank you!

Nikhil

[Chris Roberts]

Hello SRP and Nikhil thank you both very much for the advice this was extremely helpful!

[Chris Roberts]

Hello,

Is does 2023 R1 have rake surfaces or points ? If so where in fluent solver or cfd post would I find how to create and make a rake surface ? Thank you for your help.

[Nikhil N]

Check this tutorial example: Chapter 2: Fluent Postprocessing : Exhaust Manifold (ansys.com)

If you are not able to access the link, refer to this forum discussion: How to access the ANSYS Online Help

 

Thank you,

Nikhil