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How to Change the TurboGrid Mesh Topolgy Applied to a Blade Cut-Off Trailing Edge?

Tagged: 2019 R3, BladeEditor, BladeModeler, fluid-dynamics, turbogrid
    • April 13, 2023 at 7:32 am
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      For cut-off trailing edges in TurboGrid, a certain mesh topology is used that resolves the corners of the cut-off. This mesh resolution is carried from the trailing edge to the outlet. It may be desired to have TurboGrid apply a different mesh topology to eliminate this mesh refinement. Assuming the blade was defined in BladeEditor, a method for modifying the blade trailing edge is presented that will cause TurboGrid to select an alternate mesh topology. Please refer to the attached file for details.

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      1. 2061768.pdf

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