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June 27, 2014, 07:49	Refinements in areas of interest	#1
herrolsen New Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 29 Rep Power: 12	Hi everybody! I am modeling a falling water film (2D) and I am trying to make refinements in the mesh where the water will be located. I have tried adding a "bounding box" for my refinements, and use these as boundaries for sizing. Problem is, when I use this method for my refinements I end up with two interior zones in FLUENT and that causes problems. Is there any way I can add refinements in Meshing without actually drawing it in Modeler? (Like blocking in ICEM?) Hope somebody can help me out! /Kristian

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