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June 21, 2012, 15:57
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stl file with internal faces
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Mihai Pruna
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Hello fellow Foamists!
You have been most helpful so far. I really like this forum. Let's say I have an STL file with two pipes that are modeled as cylinders, and they can be intersecting or abutting. Please see attached image. I would like to model internal flow through the pipe. I have the outlet and inlet defined as the big circle and the small circle on the other side. SnappyHexMesh meshes only one of the cylinders. Is there a way to make it mesh inside the entire outer surface and ignore internal faces? Probably too much to ask, eh ?  I currently don't have a way to remove the offending faces from the STL file.
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