How to Generate an Axisymmetric Structured Grid

In this video we generate a multiblock structured mesh for an axisymmetric model and demonstrate how to:
- Specify the boundary layer resolution
- Run the elliptic solver to enforce orthogonality
- Revolve the 2D domain to create the 3D block
- Remove singularities
- Assemble an O-H topology
- Run the elliptic solver on the block level

[@muhammadsaad5055]

10:43 So satisfying, Beautiful!!

[@movewithalejandro]

What about the boundary conditions? I´m trying to create a similar mesh in order to run a nozzle simulation in Openfoam and I would appreciate some help.

[@harithashiv5132]

how to mesh if there is an asymmetric body in the middle of the nozzle??

[@majestic7890]

very usefull video...verygood thanks CFD Meshing

[@CadenceCFD]

+Abdul Mushtaq Thank you!

[@majestic7890]

+CFDMeshing REMOVING SINGULARITY WAS VERY WELL EXPLAINED.... HOPE FOR MORE INTERESTING VIDEOS FROM YOU....

[@haveanicetime]

Do you have the software sir?

[@sandipgewali641]

At 3:05 , if we have already specified the initial spacing and then we add the growth rate,, doesnt it automatically constrain the number of layers we can have ?? I dont think its possible to provide the 3 of them, i.e. Spacing, growth rate and number of layers independently. Expecting the explanation.

[@mdabdullahalmamun5067]

How can i install pointwise

[@movewithalejandro]

Also is there any kind of support email I can contact with? I really need some support

[@HaithamAhmed-kr8yl]

very good

[@CadenceCFD]

+Haitham. Ahmade Thank you!

[@adammentor9564]

Is it really axisymmetric ??

[@JohnChawner]

yes

[@adammentor9564]

I think for it to be axisymmetric, the sides of the inner square sould contain (2k+1) number of points ... correct me if i'm wrong.