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The utility works the same way as the standard blockMesh tool, but accepts negative grading coefficients in the blockMeshDict file.
 
The utility works the same way as the standard blockMesh tool, but accepts negative grading coefficients in the blockMeshDict file.
<blockquote>e.g. simpleGrading (1 -2 1) in blockMeshDict, means the mesh in central is 2 times larger than those in side.</blockquote>
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<blockquote>For example, simpleGrading (1 -2 1) in blockMeshDict means the created mesh has cells two times larger in the center than those at the side.</blockquote>
 
The executable is called by the command "blockMeshDG".
 
The executable is called by the command "blockMeshDG".
  

Revision as of 10:57, 2 February 2013

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1 Short description

A patch to the blockMesh tool to enable double graded meshes, that is meshes which have a minimum or maximum cell spacing in the middle of an edge.

2 Usage

The utility works the same way as the standard blockMesh tool, but accepts negative grading coefficients in the blockMeshDict file.

For example, simpleGrading (1 -2 1) in blockMeshDict means the created mesh has cells two times larger in the center than those at the side.

The executable is called by the command "blockMeshDG".

Source of example and original code: blockMesh with double grading

3 Download

Get the most recent version here: http://code.google.com/p/blockmeshdg/

You can either use the Mercurial source code management utility (about Mercurial):

hg clone http://code.google.com/p/blockmeshdg/
cd blockmeshdg
./Allwmake

Or download from ZIP: latest-blockmeshDG.zip

wget http://blockmeshdg.googlecode.com/archive/tip.zip -O latest-blockmeshDG.zip
unzip latest-blockmeshDG.zip
cd blockmeshDG-*
chmod +x Allwmake
find . -exec touch '{}' \;
./Allwmake

4 History

--Akidess 13:42, 4 March 2012 (CET)