Hi there,
Can you tell me why are you using hex dominant mesher as opposed to the standard algorithm mesher? It’d be helpful to know this in order to proceed
Using the standard mesher gives you almost the same quality mesh with any refinements and takes up only a few core hours.
You have to use the Hex-Dominant Parametric meshing algorithm.
What I recommend is that you set your Background Mesh Box (BMB) sizing to integer values in meters.
Then you set the Bounding Box Resolution in the HexDomPara parameters to the number of meters your BMB is in each direction.
Now, all your mesh refinements will have cell sizes for their levels that will start at Level 0 is 1m, Level 1 is 0.5m and so on down in a binary progression.
I find this helps greatly because you can make your BMB quite large to reduce BMB wall interactions at very small cell count penalty.
I am not saying the the Standard mesher does not have any value as it is simple to use but I personally still have concerns about the precise accuracy of using TET cells for CFD based projects AND I did answer your exact topic query
The standard mesher is very inefficeint at preserving the geometry at high fineness, these are supposed to be vortex generators but they got mangled by the mesher
Would the mesh settings for the Foil project you posted work for a larger scale simulation? I have to simulate a vehicle around 5mx1.8mx1m and its pretty difficult getting good meshes