how to set up non-conformal interfaces (both regions are fluid domain)?
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Good day,
I separated my fluid domain into 2 regions; the inner one's meshes are finer while outer one's are coarser. As the pic shows, the overlapping interfaces are non-conformal. Then how should I set up correctly in Mesh Interfaces? Matching, Coupled wall, Static, or Mapped?
Hope someone can help me out, thank you so much.
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oh, okay I assigned “Matching” to the interface, but something is still wrong. As the pic shows, there is an obvious “fault” in the colormap of pressure; pressure gradient is discontinuous at the interface. How to fix it?
Looking forward to your reply, thanks.
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