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Once the edges are selected, in the Details View Window select Geometry > Apply. Next, select Type > Number of Divisions. Change the Number of Divisions to 50. Select Behavior > Hard. We also want the mesh to have a bias, so select the first bias type: Bais > ----- — - -, and give the edge sizing a Bias Factor of 70 150. The Edge sizing should now look like this:

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Notice that the element sizes get smaller towards the airfoil. This will give us a better resolution around the airfoil where the flow gets more complicated. Create a new edge sizing with the same parameters, but choose the remaining straight edges (see figure below). The number of divisions will still be 50, but now will be selecting a different biasing type by selecting the second Bias option: Bias > - - — -----. Again, set the Bias Factor to 150



Note

Edge Bias
It is important to make sure that the edge divisions to this point are biased towards the center of the mesh: otherwise you may run into some problems later. If your mesh does not match the pictures in the tutorial, make sure to change the parameters of the mesh to make sure that they do: this might mean choosing different edges for the different biasing types than those outlined in this tutorial.

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