Figure 8-12 shows a 2D geometry with two holes and a Bézier Polygon that is intended not to be a part of the model but is included only to control mesh size inside the domain. This example is about Mesh Control Entities and uses a simple geometry.
1 Add a Mesh Control Edges () node from the Geometry toolbar, Virtual Operations menu (
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4 Add a Free Triangular () node from the Mesh toolbar. Note that the edges removed in the previous step are now visible again.
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8 Click the Build All button () or press F8 to build the entire mesh. Note that the edges of the Bézier Polygon are now removed (Figure 8-13) and that the only trace of them is the fine mesh size inside the domain.
Figure 8-13: Fine mesh inside the domain.
• If you have the CFD Module, see Turbulent Flow Over a Backward Facing Step: Application Library path CFD_Module/Single-Phase_Benchmarks/turbulent_backstep.
• If you have the Heat Transfer Module, see Turbulent Flow Over a Backward Facing Step: Application Library path Heat_Transfer_Module/Verification_Examples/turbulent_backstep.
• If you have the Batteries & Fuel Cells Module, see Thermal Modeling of a Cylindrical Lithium-ion Battery in 3D: Application Library path Batteries_and_Fuel_Cells_Module/Thermal_Management/li_battery_thermal_3d.
• If you have the CFD Module, see Airflow Over an Ahmed Body: Application Library path CFD_Module/Single-Phase_Benchmarks/ahmed_body.