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November 11, 2008, 07:01 |
inner interface
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Hi , I have defined two regions while creating geometry and then have imported it into starccm+. I need two define the inner interface where the two regions join each other. both are fluid regions. when i try to convert the face to inner interface it creates a copy as well. now I have one face and one copy in each region all together four where I need only two. any hint please??
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November 11, 2008, 08:05 |
Re: inner interface
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I am getting the following message when i try to generate volume mesh.
An edge attached to Boundaries: Face 5, device is attached to an odd number of faces (3). Check surface and interface definitions on these boundaries before proceeding.: |
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November 11, 2008, 14:45 |
Re: inner interface
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Delete whatever copies and interfaces you already created.
Select the two interfaces needed (one from each region), do "Create Interface", "In-Place". "Convert to interface" should be used if you don't have separate regions already set up. Otherwise, use "Create Interface" |
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