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May 14, 2017, 03:02
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Issue with merging meshes
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Prem Sagar
Join Date: Dec 2016
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Hi!
I wanted to mesh an interior part of my domain. Since I wanted non conformal mesh, I figured I'll create sub-topologies and merge two different hexahedral meshes. I have attached the pictures for reference. I ran the mesh check and I was able to fix uncovered faces. But new problems arised: 1. Multiple edges 2. Non-manifold vertices 3. Penetrating elements I couldn't quite figure out how to deal with these. The 'fix' option I encountered on the fly didn't seem to work because they popped up again the second time I run the mesh check. So what can I do to avoid these issues? Thanks in advance! 
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June 19, 2020, 09:26
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Join Date: Feb 2020
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Hi,did you solve it? I also have the same problem
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| icem 16.2, mesh merge, multiple edges, non manifold vertices |
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