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Community Computational Fluid Dynamics Pointwise Connect inflation layers around a corner between two split...

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Connect inflation layers around a corner between two split bodies

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IE202408012526 9 months ago

Hello everyone,

I am using Pointwise to create a inflation layer around a corner between 2 bodies.

I want to define a porous zone in one of the bodies, therefore I cannot connect them directly and create all inflation layers together because I need seperate blocks for each volume.

The current status of my mesh is shown in the 2 pictures below:

Is it possible to connect the inflation layers in an angle of 45 degress or similiar to that, maybe as some kind of boundary condition in the extrude settings when creating the boundary layers?

An example of what I would like to get is shown in this picture:

But then I can't treat them as 2 seperate bodies / blocks anymore.

Do you have any advice?

Thank you very much!

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