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Sowmya K
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I'm using Pointwise to generate a grid with a structured boundary layer mesh, with an unstructured grid in the interior. For the inlet face, I have 2 faces that make this face: a structured and instructed portion. When I export this mesh into Fluent, it shows up as 2 separate inlet faces, for which boundary condition needs to be specified independently. How do I combine these faces in Pointwise into a single inlet face? Thanks.
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John Chawner
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Hi Sowmya,
I'm doing this from memory so forgive me if I'm wrong, but I think it involves setting the same boundary condition on the face's two domains and/or a volume condition on the block in which they're used. Of course, you can always email our tech support at support@pointwise.com. Best Regards
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