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November 12, 2011, 17:53	Merging two hexes with different mesh density	#1
leekj92 New Member KJ Lee Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 15 Rep Power: 15	Hi guys, So I've been trying to merge two hexahedral meshes that are rectangular but have 3:4 mesh density difference. I.E one mesh has 48 nodes in x and y direction and the other mesh has 64 nodes in x and y direction. I am trying to merge the meshes so that there are no interfaces (all faces are 1 to 1). Is there any way to do this automatically? (I've been doing this manually, but my mesh has gotten too big to do it manually). Thanks!

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