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Make a Structured Mesh in Altair Hypermesh CFD

User: "Arnau"
Arnau
Altair Community Member
Updated by Arnau

Description: Would love to create a strucutred mesh for later data exportation

Product/Topic Name : Altair Hypermesh CFD 2024.1.0.30

Im doing a project where I use the Inlet and a plane far behind a model data to calculate the aeroydnamic forces and Drag/Lift coefficient based on Navier-Stokes equations integral form.
Already did a simulation but found out that as I'm using the usual meshing method I get unstructured data and its impossible to use this data with the method im using. So I was wondering how could I create a structured mesh so I dont have this problem, if it isnt possible I could just export lines of data with Rake function in Post-Processing but for now I'd rather avoid that.
I only need a structured mesh behind the body and in front of it for data, the model can have unstructured data if it may cause troubles.

 

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    User: "acupro"
    acupro
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    Probably not something currently supported.

    If you're using AcuSolve, the Integrated Surface Output already provides the integrated force components, from which you can derive the drag/lift coefficients. You coul also use the acuLiftDrag script/tool:

    https://help.altair.com/hwcfdsolvers/acusolve/topics/acusolve/post_processing_programs_aculiftdrag.htm

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