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Pipe Blade Overview This tutorial example uses the “Collapse” function to create a degenerate topology in a Conjugate Heat transfer problem around a blade located in the center of a cylindrical pipe. Summary of Steps The Blocking Strategy Starting the Project Creating Parts in the Mesh Editor Starting Blocking Using Prescribed Points to Fit the Blocking Splitting the Topology Using Prescribed Points Collapsing Blocks to Represent the Blade Material Edge to Curve Association on the Blade Moving the Vertices Generating the O-grid Defining Surface Parameters for the Mesh Defining Edge Parameters to Adjust the Mesh Checking mesh quality for determinants and angle Saving before Quitting More: The Blocking Strategy The Blocking Strategy In this lesson, the blade is regarded as a Solid region, while the region surrounding the blade is regarded as the Fluid region. Using Block Splitting at “Prescribed point”, the user will generate a Hexahedral Mesh for both of the regions, so that the topology of the solid region is a degenerate ‘Hexahedral’ mesh. Before the user employs the Collapse function for his/her own applications, confirm that the solver accepts degenerated hexas (for a structured solver) or penta_6 elements (prism) for an unstructured solver. Note: Settings SelectionAuto pick mode should be turned OFF for ANSYS ICEM CFD to behave exactly as this tutorial describes. More: Starting the Project Starting the Project The input files for this tutorial can be found in the Ansys installation directory, under ../v110/docu/Tutorials/CFD_Tutorial_FilesPipeBlade. Copy and open the geometry.tin file in your working directory. More: Creating Parts in the Mesh Editor Creating Parts in the Mesh Editor Right click in the Display Tree on Parts Create Part to create different Parts and assign the different surface of the geometry to the appropriate part. Refer to the figure below for the Surface part assignments. Figure 3-147 The Pipe Blade configuration Surface Parts After the Pi