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February 10, 2014, 23:09	What does 'Split Internal Wall' means?	#1
antornado New Member ant Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 5 Rep Power: 12	Hi community, I am using ICEM to mesh compressor blades and I would like to ask what does the 'Split internal wall' option under the 'edit mesh' tab do? I'm using tetra mesh and I have a surface that separates 2 different fluid zones (I labelled as solid and fluid). I want to create 2 surfaces so that I can merge them together as an 'interface' in fluent. Is the 'split internal wall' option suitable? I tried the option and it resulted in 'building grid: aborted due to critical error' in fluent. Please advise, thank you!

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