Automatic generation of 3D unstructured high-order curvilinear meshes
Turner, M; Moxey, D; Sherwin, SJ; et al.Peiró, J
Date: 1 January 2016
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ECCOMAS proceedings
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Abstract
The generation of suitable, good quality high-order meshes is a significant obstacle
in the academic and industrial uptake of high-order CFD methods. These methods have a number
of favourable characteristics such as low dispersion and dissipation and higher levels of
numerical accuracy than their low-order counterparts, however the ...
The generation of suitable, good quality high-order meshes is a significant obstacle
in the academic and industrial uptake of high-order CFD methods. These methods have a number
of favourable characteristics such as low dispersion and dissipation and higher levels of
numerical accuracy than their low-order counterparts, however the methods are highly susceptible
to inaccuracies caused by low quality meshes. These meshes require significant curvature
to accuratly describe the geometric surfaces, which presents a number of difficult challenges in
their generation. As yet, research into the field has produced a number of interesting technologies
that go some way towards achieving this goal, but are yet to provide a complete system that
can systematically produce curved high-order meshes for arbitrary geometries for CFD analysis.
This paper presents our efforts in that direction and introduces an open-source high-order
mesh generator, NekMesh, which has been created to bring high-order meshing technologies
into one coherent pipeline which aims to produce 3D high-order curvilinear meshes from CAD
geometries in a robust and systematic way.
Engineering
Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy
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