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How to connect meshes without share topology

Tagged: fluid-dynamics, General, meshing
    • August 25, 2023 at 12:16 pm
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      When slicing geometry for meshing using 3rd party CAD, how can the mesh be joined to create a conformal mesh? Slicing can be done in CAD, but there is no option for share topology to ensure a conformal mesh is created Mesh match cannot be used to match meshes between different bodies This solution will give general advice on matching meshes between different bodies, with the aim of using node merge to connect the meshes Please see .pdf attached for more details.

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      1. 2044138.pdf

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