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fluent常见问题（Fluent FAQ） One point one 11. what are structured grids and unstructured grids? 1.1 structured mesh In a strict sense, structured mesh means all the internal points in the grid region have the same adjacent units. It can easily realize the boundary fitting of the region, and is suitable for the calculation of fluid and surface stress concentration. Its main advantage is that..: Mesh generation is fast. The quality of mesh generation is good. The data structure is simple. Most of the fitting of the surface or space is parametric or spline interpolation, and the region is smooth, More accessible to the actual model. Its most typical drawback is its narrow range of application and is only applicable to shapes with regular shapes. Especially with the rapid development of computer and numerical methods in recent years, the geometry of solving regions has been studied The requirement of the complexity of shape is higher and higher. In this case, the technique of structured mesh generation becomes difficult. 1.2 unstructured mesh Corresponding to the definition of structured grids, unstructured grids mean that the inner points in the mesh region do not have the same adjacent units. That is, the number of meshes connected to different mesh points within the mesh subdivision region is different. As you can see from the definition, structured grids and Unstructured grids have overlapping parts, that is, unstructured grids may contain portions of structured meshes. 2., if a geometric modeling has both structured and unstructured grids, the block is completed and the mesh is generated separately, Can also be directly transferred into the fluent calculation. 3., in fluent, the same geometry can be generated either if structured mesh or unstructured mesh can be generated, Of course, the former is much more complicated than the latter, so what kind of grid should be chosen and whether the results of the two calculations are the same? Is the calculation better? In genera