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How can I put inflation on a 2D mesh in ICEMCFD?

Tagged: 19, fluid-dynamics, fluids, General, icem-cfd, meshing, Quad/Shell Meshing
    • May 15, 2023 at 8:33 am
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      1. In the Advanced Prism Parameters for ICEMCFD, there is a Blayer2D option that can be activated for 2D meshes. Turning this on tells Prism that the prism layers will grow on curves. 2. Select the curve(s) that are to have prism in the prism parts table. deselect all other parts. 3. Set the curve mesh parameters to specify the curve element size, prism layer height, prism growth rate and the number of prism layers to create. 4. Finally, create the surface mesh based on these settings. For a demo of all these steps, please view the attached video.

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      1. 2052757.mp4

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