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August 1, 2019, 04:14
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meshing one fluid into two parts
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Hossein
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I was wondering what will happen if i seperate a fluid domain into two parts and make a non-conformal mesh? (the fluid is water in all parts). the reason that i'm doing it is that i want to create finer mesh for a part and as a result reduce the number of mesh.
in this case, Will the results be the same as when i use just one part? I wanna do this in fluent, that's why i asked this question in fluent forum. |
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