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Old   June 28, 2017, 00:59
Default Mesh Check Fail - Unknown Cause
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Hello,

I have a domain of 300x1x200 cells containing a geometry (a greenhouse) in the center.

The meshing itself works fine, but when performing a mesh check I get the error "Failed 1 Mesh Check".
I think this might be important because later on (when solving the case - airflow from inlot to outlet over the greenhouse) I get "time step continuety errors" when solving for p.

Does anyone has an idea where the mesh error might come frome? I attached the mesh check log as an .pdf.
I'm quite new to OpenFoam. I modeled other cases before and never encountered this problem.
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