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Old   July 19, 2013, 16:09
Question High skew elements at junction of hex cells
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I have a domain that is mostly strictured. For that portion I am using a swept mesh. For the only
Portion that is not sweep able I am using a tet mesh. I am having the issue that the transition cells going from the hex mesh to the tet mesh are highly skewed. Is there a simple fix? I feel like I always have this problem with hybrid meshes. Please offer some advice!
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Old   July 25, 2013, 05:04
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Have you tried options to control mesh size?
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