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Learn Ansys ICEMCFD Hexa meshing on complex cases and get accurate results out of your CFD simulation

What you will learn

Students will learn to create high quality hexa meshing in ICEMCFD

Description

Meshing is the process to divide the continuous domain into discrete parts to solve fluid dynamics equation to get solution of flow field and heat transfer numerically on computers. ICEMCFD is one of the leading meshing software and it is specially best for getting high quality hexa meshing for accurate CFD results.

In this course you will learn to create high quality hexa mesh with 15 high quality workshops / casesΒ in different applications areas. You will learn to use ICEMCFD options effectively to create the blocking and also you will be able to think about the blocking strategy yourself.

Workshops/cases covered in this course are:

Workshop 1 : Geometry, domain and hexa meshing of NACA 0012 3D airfoil with different trailing edges and domain shapes.

Workshop 2 : Hexa meshing of Square Duct

Workshop 3 : Hexa meshing of cube in external flow

Workshop 4 : Hexa meshing technique for quarter cylinder

Workshop 5 : Hexa meshing of vortex generator over ramp

Workshop 6 : Transition piping hexa mesh

Workshop 7 : Hexa meshing of two type of hemispheres configuration for external flow analysis


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Workshop 8 : Hexa meshing Ventrui scruber with three nozzles at throat area

Workshop 9 : 3D injection nozzle system for coal, air and straw

Workshop 10 : Hexa meshing Gas Turbine Combustion Chamber

Workshop 11 : Hexa meshing of Supersonic Converging-Diverging Nozzle with Far Filed

Workshop 12 : Hexa meshing of U-Bend with top-down and bottom-up approaches

Workshop 13 : Hexa meshing of simple dimple over flat surface

Workshop 14 : Hexa meshing of triple wedge in supersonic external flow

Workshop 15 : Hexa meshing of of cone with different blocking approaches

Note: This course requires some basic knowledge on ICEMCFD. Some basic courses you can also find on udemy to start with.

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Content

Introduction

Introduction

Workshop 1 : Hexa meshing of NACA 0012 3D wing with different configurations

Introduction
Layout of workshop and important files
Creating NACA 0012 airfoil and domain from coordinates
Creating circular domain and square trailing edge from previous model
Creating 3D domain from 2D geometry in ICEMCFD and part names
Geometry files for all four cases
Blocking strategy for case 1 : Rectangular domain with sharp TE airfoil
Blocking splitting, block collapse and association to airfoil
Blocking adjustment in tip region
O-Grid and Y-Grid in tip region
Pre-mesh on airfoil & domain and using scan plans to inspect mesh
Blocking optimization, quality check and mesh export for Case 1
Another blocking approach for tip region for Case 1
Case 2 : Blocking approach and key features
Case 2 : Tip region – Similar approach as of case 1
Blocking approach for case 3
Blocking approach for case 4
Moving 3D Airfoil by 10 AoA in Rectangular domain

WS 2 : Hexa meshing of Square Pipe/Duct

Blocking and premesh for square duct

WS 3 : Hexa meshing of cube in external flow

Introduction
Blocking approach and creating solid block
Final Mesh

WS 4 : Hexa meshing of Quarter Pipe

Blocking method and meshing for quarter cylinder

WS5 : Hexa meshing for 3D triangular vortex generator

Blocking creation and block split
Association, merging vertices, Y-Grid and Pre-Mesh
Mesh check from Pre-mesh info and edit mesh tab

WS 6 : Hexa meshing of transition piping system

Blocking and pre-mesh of pipe assembly with various radii

WS 7 : Hexa meshing of hemisphere in two type of flow applications

Blocking and meshing for case 1 with method 1
Blocking and meshing for case 1 with method 2
Blocking and meshing for Case2 – Initial blocking
Blocking and meshing for Case2 – OGrid and Pre-Mesh

WS 8 : Hexa meshing of Venturi Scrubber

Introduction to Venturi Scrubber
Blocking approach for ventrui scrubber
Blocking splits for major regions and deleting extra blocks
Blocking splits for throat and nozzles
Association, O-Grid for three nozzles, part mesh setup and premesh for approach
Second blocking approach for venturi scrubber

WS 9 : Hexa meshing of Injections for three fluids : Air, Straw and Coal

Introduction
O-Grid for three inlets
Association and moving vertices to optimize blocking
Futher working on vertices to refine the blocking
Setting pre mesh parameters
Editing edges of blocking to increase quality of mesh

WS 10 : Hexa meshing of Gas Turbine Combustion Chamber with Periodicity

General discussion about the problem
Creating quarter O-Grid and adjusting blocking to geometry
Setting blocking with move vertices command
Deleting blocks (permanently) and merging vertices
Defining periodicity in blocking and association
Creating O-Grids for upper section and fine tuning of blocking
Final Association of edges to curves and vertices to points
Checking periodicity on vertices and faces and mesh export

WS 11: Hexa meshing of Supersonic Converging-Diverging Nozzle with extra inlet

Introduction
Creating half O-Grid and split for capturing geometry
Splitting and associating blocking at key locations
Deleting block permanently and fine tuning blocking
Further improvements in blocking
Splitting block for injection hole
Extrude block along curve for the injection hole
O-Grid for injection and final touches to mesh. Mesh check in Fluent

WS 12 : Hexa meshing of U-Bend

Introduction
Creating 3D block and adjusting to geometry for method 1 : Top down approach
Association, edge editing and premesh
O-Grid Generation
Creating same blocking and mesh using method 2 – Bottom up approach

WS 13 : Hexa meshing of Dimple

Introduction
Geometry accuracy in any CFD model
Blocking approach and premesh

WS 14 : Hexa meshing of Tripe Wedge in external flow

Introduction
Blocking strategy, association and meshing for wedge
Y block on triple wedge leading edge, Premesh, mesh export and mesh in Fluent

WS 15 : Hexa meshing of Cone

Problem description and geometry details
Creating block and splitting it at major locations
Creating O-Grid in domain and around cone
Solid block and adjusting vertices on cone
Adjusting and fine tuning block on cone
Face to surface association and premesh
Concluding remarks