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Connecting two cylindrical shells (pipes)
Posted 2012年8月3日 GMT-4 17:02 Geometry 2 Replies
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Hi all.
I need to create a geometry that is essentially a T-shaped pipe joint. How do I do that in COMSOL, without having to resort to external CAD tools? I tried to intersect two cylinders but couldn't get rid of the faces that block flow through the joint. BTW, I do not have the Plumbing Module :)
Thanks,
-Tudor
I need to create a geometry that is essentially a T-shaped pipe joint. How do I do that in COMSOL, without having to resort to external CAD tools? I tried to intersect two cylinders but couldn't get rid of the faces that block flow through the joint. BTW, I do not have the Plumbing Module :)
Thanks,
-Tudor
2 Replies Last Post 2012年8月3日 GMT-4 21:38
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
in the geoemtry section you can add, unite or convert geoemtric objects, and then you can select to keep or exclude internal boundaries. Try to not to keep the internal boundaries and you should then end up with a clean T pipe. But anyhow, some internal boundaries mostly have no influence on the meshing, nor on the result
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Good luck
Ivar
in the geoemtry section you can add, unite or convert geoemtric objects, and then you can select to keep or exclude internal boundaries. Try to not to keep the internal boundaries and you should then end up with a clean T pipe. But anyhow, some internal boundaries mostly have no influence on the meshing, nor on the result
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Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you for the prompt reply. As it often happens, as soon as I posted this issue, I figured out how to delete the unwanted surfaces.
Thank you again.
-Tudor
Thank you again.
-Tudor