ANSYS ICEM, Fluent and Fensap-Ice Tutorial (Part 1 - Mesh Creation)

Hello, I wanted to make this video to help fellow students who are struggling to work with this software as I did when I was trying to use it! In this video series, I am trying to compute the icing shape and ice mass accreted in an airfoil. For that I use www.airfoiltools.com to get the coordinates of an airfoil used in Wind turbines, ANSYS ICEM to create the mesh around the airfoil, ANSYS Fluent to perform a CFD simulation on the airfoil and ANSYS Fensap-Ice to compute the ice accreted. P.S: Sorry for the low overall quality, disorganization, and cringy moments, I will try to do a better version later...! Values used: Airfoil chord: 1m Fairfield boundary distance: 10 chords (front, top, and bottom); 30 chords (back) Airfoil width: 0,05m First cell size (airfoil surface): 2e-6 m First cell size (blunt trailing edge): 2e-5 m Dynamic Viscosity: 1.7894e-5 (kg/m s) Reynolds Number: 5,05e6 Y+ Value: ~0,39 00:00 How to import an airfoil into ICEM 06:05 Creating the geometry in ICEM 11:19 Creating the blocks for the mesh 19:40 Meshing parameters along edges 49:48 Extruding mesh into 3D configuration 52:40 Exporting mesh for use in Fluent 55:39 Adding FENSAP-ICE extension to workbench 56:50 Mistake made! Please change to part 2 of video! Airfoiltools webpage used: http://airfoiltools.com/airfoil/detai... Tool to calculate Y+ Value: https://www.pointwise.com/yplus/index...