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    • K
      kimy last edited by kimy

      Hi guys,

      Do you have any idea about the influence of inflation layer and structured/unstructured mesh? I found there is some effect of those on the final solution, based on the calculation with the whole same settings, excepting the mesh.
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      The above figure shows the axial velocity of pipe bend exit. The black lines and blue lines represent unstructured and structured mesh respectively. Clearly, different shape can be observed.
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      Also I compared the results with different inflation layers setting. All of them have the same first layer thickness and body size. I only changed the number of layers or growth ratio.
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      • 李东岳
        李东岳 管理员 last edited by

        You can try to refine the mesh to check it there were mesh independent solutions.

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          kimy last edited by

          Thanks. I created two meshes with the same body size but different type of meshes,namely structured and unstructured, the results are different. Note that both of two cases are grid independent. Do you have any idea about that ? since I saw a thread you opened in cfd online.

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