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Old   January 9, 2011, 08:08
Default Mesh orientation and negative volumes
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Hi All,

I'm simulating a 3d airfoil in cfx using icem mesher. I have a problem in cfx solver, I either get negative volumes or floating point overflow errors. It's very frustrating as I've changed things around many times to no avail.
Could mesh orientation cause these errors? I mean if you have some right-handed and some left-handed elements would the solution fail?
Also how can I get rid of negative volume elements? Many thanks.
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