T Junction with wall thickness : Hexa mesh in ICEM CFD

[@donskanone]

Very helpful video! Thanks for sharing!

[@CFD_Mechanic]

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[@s66ari]

thank you.

[@haveanicetime]

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[@CFD_Mechanic]

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[@haveanicetime]

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[@CFD_Mechanic]

I am highly grateful. thanks

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[@CFD_Mechanic]

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[@funkedacosta7701]

Thank you very much for this video. Can you kindly send the link to the geometry?

[@CFD_Mechanic]

I will try to locate my geometry, as this is vey old video.

[@funkedacosta7701]

@@CFD_Mechanic Did you perform FSI with this mesh?

[@CFD_Mechanic]

@@funkedacosta7701 No

[@funkedacosta7701]

@@CFD_Mechanic Thanks. Do you know if there is any video of FSI where ICEM is used for meshing fluid and structure?

[@CFD_Mechanic]

@@funkedacosta7701 There is no link of Meshing software with FSI.

[@MrMangkokoo]

thank you my friend :)

[@LeMaq95]

What if i have a space frame or structure of any kind that is made out of my many tubes or members(say a bridge). Would i be able to create the meshes for each member on icem separately adn then join them for static analysis or i will have to mesh the whole structure at once? great video thanks

[@CFD_Mechanic]

you can do in both way. When you start from one big block and split it into small blocks to fit the geometry we call it as top-down approach. In other way, when we create mesh for each block and then combine them is called bottom up approach. I will go with former approach that is top-down approach.

[@sagarawal4835]

REALLY HELPFULL BUT MY SOLIDPIPE 2 IS IN CONE SHAPE AND THERE IS NEGATIVE VOLUME. I AM STUCK THERE

[@samking618]

How to give thickness to the cylinder ? please help

[@haveanicetime]

How can I make the skewness lower than 0.7 in all areas?

[@CFD_Mechanic]

make better mesh :D

[@haveanicetime]

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