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The insideMesh

  • Let us look at inside mesh’s blockMeshDict.
    convertToMeters 0.01;
    
    vertices
    (
    	(-8 -6 0)
    	(8 -6 0)
    	(8 6 0)
    	(-8 6 0)
    	(-1 -4 0)
    	(1 -4 0)
    	(1 4 0)
    	(-1 4 0)
    	
    	(-8 -6 0.1)
    	(8 -6 0.1)
    	(8 6 0.1)
    	(-8 6 0.1)
    	(-1 -4 0.1)
    	(1 -4 0.1)
    	(1 4 0.1)
    	(-1 4 0.1)
    );
    
    edges
    (
    	arc 0 1 (0 -10 0)
    	arc 1 2 (10 0 0)
    	arc 2 3 (0 10 0)
    	arc 3 0 (-10 0 0)
    	arc 8 9 (0 -10 0.1)
    	arc 9 10 (10 0 0.1)
    	arc 10 11 (0 10 0.1)
    	arc 11 8 (-10 0 0.1)
    
    	arc 4 5 (0 -4.123 0)
    	arc 6 7 (0 4.123 0)
    
    	arc 12 13 (0 -4.123 0.1)
    	arc 14 15 (0 4.123 0.1)
    );
    
    blocks
    (
    	hex (0 1 5 4 8 9 13 12) (20 30 1) simpleGrading (1 0.5 1)
    	hex (1 2 6 5 9 10 14 13) (20 30 1) simpleGrading (1 0.5 1)
    	hex (2 3 7 6 10 11 15 14) (20 30 1) simpleGrading (1 0.5 1)
    	hex (3 0 4 7 11 8 12 15) (20 30 1) simpleGrading (1 0.5 1)
    );
    
    boundary
    (
    	mixer
    	{
    	type wall;
    	faces 
    	(
    		(4 5 13 12)
    		(5 6 14 13)
    		(6 7 15 14)
    		(7 4 12 15)
    	);
    	}
    
    	frontAndBack
    	{
    	type empty;
    	faces
    	(
    		(0 1 5 4) 
    		(1 2 6 5) 
    		(2 3 7 6)
    		(3 0 4 7)
    
    		(8 9 13 12) 
    		(9 10 14 13) 
    		(10 11 15 14)
    		(11 8 12 15)
    	);
    	}
    
    	AMIInside
    	{
    	type patch;
    	faces
    	(
    		(0 1 9 8)
    		(1 2 10 9)
    		(2 3 11 10)
    		(3 0 8 11)
    	);
    	}
    );
    

     

  • We build the mesh using
    # cd $FOAM_RUN /mixerCase/insideMesh/
    # blockMesh
     

Figure: The inside mesh