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Martin
Join Date: Jul 2010
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Grettings,
I'm working on an simple 2D simulation of a fluid flow over an airfoil, just to get started with FLUENT and ICEM CFD. I've created a hexa mesh in ICEM following the tutorial of Simon Pereira, which is posted on youtube (thank you Simon ![]() When I look up the family boundary conditions in ICEM the wall is properly defined (seen on the posted picture). FLUENT still defines both walls + inlet as a single wall. Can anyone help me on this problem? Regards M |
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Sheng
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Solution:
Back to ICEM and re-associate everything. |
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