Hello, Following the advices on one of the latest webinars, i wanted to try out the new standard mesher instead of the hex-dominant parametric mesher. While the mesh on the car model seems to have gone well, I don’t know how to proceed: the mesh was apparently created only on the model and not on …

Hi Luigi! Can you please share the link to your project? Also, here a doc entry for the standard mesher: Standard Mesher | Meshing for CAE | Documentation | SimScale - let me know if that helps. Jousef

Using the TET mesher, I am pretty sure that your geometry file still needs to include the domain walls (Background Mesh Box)… To do this you need to Boolean subtract your car from a BMB sized watertight domain solid (if your CAD software allows this, however, you might need to support your car on a…

Hi guys, Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. Since I’m working on that project for my University FSAE Team, I am not allowed to share it publicly; I will share it to you in private, Jousef, though. The Documentation at the current stage does not really explain how to choose sizing or any ot…

Hey One easy way to extract the flow volume for this geometry using SimScale is by running an enclosure operation, as seen in this video . There’s no rule set in stone for element sizing. Generally you want the local surface cells to be small enough to capture the details. Setting a limit to the l…

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DaleKramer December 11, 2019, 9:13pm 6

Yes, thank-you ric, sometimes I forget these new fangled ways, when I am ingrained with the old

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