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Hi,
I have extruded a 2D Hexa Surface Mesh by rotating it about 5 degrees as suggested in one of the manuals. But I see that the quality of the mesh so extruded is very poor in the region very close to the vertex of the angle which is also the center of rotation. For example, for an extruded mesh of 7000 elements, I see about 100 elements having a quality between 0-0.05, all of them immediately next to the vertex After exporting to CFX, the solution converges, though. I want to know what can be done to improve the mesh quality in my case and to what extent mesh quality can alter the final solution Thanks, Andrew |
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You cant improve the Q of those elements.
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