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April 19, 2011, 11:48	Interior surfaces in OpenFOAM	#1
claco Member Claudio Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 57 Rep Power: 16	Dear Sirs, I have created a mesh with a commercial grid generator. Its format is .msh (Fluent format). Then I have imported it into OpenFOAM environment. The problem lies in that the internal surfaces can be imported with fluent3DMeshToFoam, but once imported, I have to declare a specific boundary condition for those. Is there a procedure that allows me to declare those surfaces as "interior" (as in Fluent) surfaces? Yours Sincerely, Claudio jorkolino likes this.

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