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I have a problem with defining boundary regions in STAR CD. Everytime I add an inlet to my model and check the model setup afterwards the error warning tells me "boundaries not found on the exterior of the model". What am I doing wrong?
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You probably added your boundary in an interface between two cells. This is likely to happen if you select you cells from a vset or add you boundary to a subset of your complete domain.
You could try: bset all vset news bset and plot all the vertices and see if one couple is somewhere inside your domain. Michiel |
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hy, you could make as follow: boundary tools boundary check bdel bset After that you could check again the boundary. By
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