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Old   December 5, 2008, 09:45
Default Surface in the middle of volume?
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JP
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Hello All,

perhaps someone could help here: I have an air-filled volume V. In the middle of V there is a surface sheet S (single face). Is it possible to mesh V and define S as a "wall" in GAMBIT and export this mesh to FLUENT?

My problem here is that S is not really a "wall" of the volume V. It hangs freely in V and doesn't touch the walls of V. How is the mesh of V going to refer to the surface S? I have no answer here.

Any ideas?...
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