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WS3.2-1ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Chapter 3
Shell Meshing
Workshop 2WingbodyF6 Model
ICEM CFD IntroductoryCourse
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-2ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualCreate Project / Open Geometry
File > New Pro ject
Enter the Wingbody
folder
Type
Wingbody-shel l_mesh
Save
File > Geometry >
Open Geometry
Select
F6_complete.t in
Open
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-3ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training Manual
Need to set Mesh Methods,
Types and Sizes:
First set global settings
Mesh > Global Mesh Setup >
Global Mesh s ize
Set Max elementsize to 1000
Maximum allowable mesh size in
model
Set Max Sizeby parts as shown
in the table below
Mesh > Part Mesh Setup
Mesh Setup
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-4ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualSurface Mesh Parameters
Set default Mesh type and Mesh
method
Mesh > Global Mesh Setup > Shell
Mesh Parameters
Mesh type: Al l Tr i
Mesh Method: Patch Dependent
Set Shell Mesh ing Parameters
section to Patch Depend ent
Set Ignore size= 0.05
Apply
Force mapped mesh along
wing
Select Mesh > Surface
Mesh Setup Select 4 leading edge, and
2 thin trailing edge
surfaces as shown
Change Mesh methodto
Autob lock
Apply NONEmeans it will use the global setting
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-5ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualSet Curve Parameters
Set finer node distribution across leading edge Turn on all Parts
Turn on Curvesonly
Turn on Curve Node Spacing(right mouse select Curves)
Zoom toward front of WING where it meets the FAIRING
Select Mesh > Curve Mesh Setup
Change Method to Dynamic
Select Number of nodes
Position cursor on node number nextto curve shown
Increment number of nodes with left
mouse key to 11 (right = decrement)
Change Bunch ing lawto Geometr ic 1
Select Bunch ing ra tio and position
cursor near the same curve
Note the arrow which defines direction
from end spacing 1 to end spacing 2
We want to bias towards 2 (direction of
arrow)
Right mouse select until Geometr ic 2
appears
Increment with left mouse (over
number) to 1.2
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-6ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualSet Curve Parameters
Copy same distribution to
opposing parallel edges
Still under Curv e Mesh Setup,
change Methodto Copy
Parameters
From Curveselect same
curve we just edited
To Selected Curve(s),select 5
curves shown across leading
edge
Middle mou se, then Apply
Some curves have a reversed
direction than the one we copied
from
In this case two bottom end curves
as shown
Go back to Dynamic method
Reverse (right mouse on curve) or
decrease Bunch ing ratio number
to 1.0
Bunching law changes to Geometr ic
1, when the ratio reaches 1
Left mouse key to increase to 1.2
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-7ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualSet Curve Parameters
Make number of nodes equal
across parallel curves
Still in Dynamic method select
Number of nodes and change
curve towards middle bottom of
wing as shown to 6 (right mouse
to decrease) Node spacing turned off for clarity
Refine node distribution near the fuselage
nose Change Curve Mesh Setup Methodto General
Select front most curves along fuselage
shown
Middle mouse to accept selection
ChangeMaximum sizeto 5
Apply
This will give 32 + 6 -1 (shared node) = 37 nodes
Same as parallel ones
Better ensuring a mapped mesh
Also increase number of nodes along wing tip to
more closely match those along leading edge
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-8ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualCreate Surface Mesh
Mesh > Compute Mesh > Surface Mesh On ly
Select Geometry > Al l
Compute
Note bad quality surface mesh in front of
fuselage
Turn off FARFIELD part
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-9ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualDelete Mesh
Delete bad mesh
Turn off FARFIELD, INLET, OUTLET
To be able to select mesh behind them
Select Edit Mesh > Delete Elementsand
select one of the elements on each
surface as shown
Select up to a curvein Select m esh
elementstoolbar or ron the keyboard
to flood-fill all other elements on those
two surfaces
Flood fills to boundary curves making up
loop
Middle mouse or Apply
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Shel l Meshing Workshop 2
WS3.2-10ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.July 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualRe Mesh Two Surfaces
Remesh fuselage surfaces
Go back to Mesh > Global MeshSetup > Shel l Meshing Parameters
Turn on General > Respect L ineElements
To ensure new mesh is conformal withmesh on adjacent surfaces
Change Repair > Tryharder level to 3
Runs robust octree (patchindependent) method
Further down menu
App ly
Select Mesh Compute Mesh >Surface Mesh Only
Change Input to From Screen
Select geometry, then the twosurfaces, then middle mouse
Make sure to have surfaces turned on inModel tree
Compute
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WS3.2-11ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary
2009 ANSYS Inc All rights reservedJuly 2009
Inventory #002664
Training ManualFinal Mesh
Observe revised surfacemesh
Note mapped (aligned)
mesh along leading edge
(front of wing)
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