Chapter 5 Prism Meshing – Workshop 1 Waterjacket Section

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Chapter 5 Prism Meshing – Workshop 1 Waterjacket Section ICEM CFD Introductory Course

Change Working Directory File > Change Working Dir… Choose WaterjacketSection OK Use the quick icon to open geometry Choose WaterJacketExtraction.tin Open

Build Topology Geometry > Repair Geometry > Build Diagnostic Topology Accept default Tolerance Filter points = on Filter curves = on Feature angle = 30 (default) Filtering curves/points works well with tetra octree to filter unnecessary constraints Apply Build topology with filtering

Set Mesh Sizes for Tetra Meshing Mesh > Global Mesh Setup > Global Mesh Size Max element = 5 Enable Curvature/Proximity Based Refinement Min Size limit = 0.5 Elements in gap = 2 Apply Mesh > Global Mesh Setup > Volume Meshing Parameters Mesh Type = Tetra/Mixed Mesh Method = Robust(Octree) Smooth mesh = on Iterations = 5 Min quality = 0.4 Mesh sizes only set globally on this model

Tetra Mesh Mesh > Compute mesh > Volume Mesh Leave all the defaults Mesh Type = Tetra/Mixed Mesh Method = Robust(Octree) Create Prism Layers = off Better to run prism separately so you can check quality/errors in the input mesh Compute Produces a tetra volume mesh

Check Errors and Quality It is good practice to check errors and quality in the input mesh before prism Edit Mesh > Check Mesh Leave all the defaults, Apply If it finds Unconnected vertices, it is always safe to delete them The definitions of each check can be found in the Help inside ICEM CFD Edit Mesh > Smooth Mesh Globally This will show a histogram Target is most mesh above 0.2 Smooth if necessary Mesh is already smoothed well

Check Surface Mesh for Extrusion It is also good practice to inspect the surface mesh of the parts intended for prism Turn on only shells and the part WJ Only WJ will have prisms later The boundary elements should be smoothly on the curves Check for elements in the adjacent part and move to the correct part If you see this kind of thing, move the surface element to the correct part

Save Input Mesh Save the input mesh In case we want to run prism multiple times with different parameters Use the quick Save Mesh as.. in the pulldown Save

Set Prism Global Parameters Mesh > Global Mesh Setup > Prism Meshing Parameters Min prism quality = 0.00001 Fillet ratio = 0.2 Prism height limit factor = 3 Number of surface smoothing steps = 0 Apply It is usually best to set a low quality to limit the areas that may end the prism layers and cap with pyramids Smoothing results in better quality if pyramids are limited Surface smoothing steps only smooths before prism This input mesh has already been smoothed

Define Prism Parts and Compute Mesh > Compute Mesh > Prism Mesh Press Select Parts for Prism Layer Check prism for part WJ Height = 0.4 Height ratio = 1 Num layers = 3 Apply, Dismiss Compute We will extrude 3 fat layers and split and redistribute later so height ratio can be 1

Inspect Pyramids The problem locations will have prism layers capped off with pyramids, so inspect where the pyramids form to find where there are problems Turn on all Parts Turn on only Pyramids in the Mesh section Turn on only Surfaces in wireframe (in Geometry section) to have a reference for where these pyramids have formed Layers are colliding

Set Local Heights Smaller Mesh > Surface Mesh Setup Select the surfaces around the collision region Height = 0.2 (half the previous height) Apply

Load Previous Input mesh and Run Prism Use the quick icon to load the previous tetra mesh Compute the prism mesh again Mesh > Compute Mesh > Prism Mesh Compute

No more collisions in this area Inspect the Mesh The model tree no longer shows pyramids present It is not always possible to get rid of all pyramids but these are the low quality regions and you should try to reduce them Pyramids also show up where mesh errors occur Info > mesh Info This will also print out mesh information No PYRA_5 listed No more collisions in this area

Smooth Edit mesh > Smooth Mesh Globally Now smooth everything Smoothing iterations = 5 Up to value = 0.2 Criterion = Quality PENTA_6 = Freeze Press Apply until no more improvement Should take 4 times Now smooth everything PENTA_6 = Smooth Lower Up to value to 0.1 Press Apply twice (2 times of 5 iterations)

Split Prisms Edit mesh > Split Mesh > Split Prisms Method = Fix ratio Prism ratio = 1 Number of layers = 2 Apply Specifying a prism ratio or initial height is only practical if there is 1 fat layer to split It only splits the first layer We will redistribute afterward anyway

Redistribute Prism Nodes Edit mesh > Move Nodes > Redistribute Prism Edge Method = Fix ratio Prism ratio = 1.4 Apply

Save Mesh and Geometry Save mesh and geometry using the quick icons Mesh size parameters are saved to the geometry The global mesh setup parameters are saved to a .prism_params file at the time prism is run