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Old   July 17, 2012, 13:33
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Hi all,

i want to mesh a cylinder, that has two parts.

interior part is fluid, and outer part is solid.

i used SLICES to create parts, then i can make hexahedral mesh.

now i want to import mesh to fluent, but when i import the mesh, there are a lot of walls and surfaces that it's really confusing.

i want two have just two part, but after slicing it convert to 8 part.

besids, i want to slice the geometry to mesh like the picture.

any suggestion??
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