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Hello guys,
Here is my problem, I am trying to mesh a complex geometry as an external object in a domain. I want to have a fine tetrahedral mesh as a sub-domain near the object and hexahedral mesh for the rest of the domain around that. Here is an example for what I am talking about: The mutual influence of two buildings on their wind-driven rain exposure and comments on the obstruction factor, Blocken et al, 2009. You can see a hexahedral mesh near the walls with some boundary layer meshing and then there is a tetrahedral mesh around it, and after that there is a nice graded hexahedral mesh around them. - I searched among lots of tutorials and topics, but I couldn't find anything about grading in ICEM. is it capable to do this? - and my second question is how to define two different zones in order to have different meshes types. Best, Mojtaba
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