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We start off by naming various faces of our geometry for later use in FLUENT and to make surface body referencing much easier when creating our mesh. 

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This really neat tool allows you to cut through the mesh in order to visualize its interior!

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Global Mesh Controls

We start by applying specifying some global mesh settings which means that these settings will be applied to the whole mesh altogether. 

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After applying controls to the whole mesh, we now apply mesh settings to specific areas of our geometry. 

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We now show you how to judge the quality of your mesh. This is an extremely important step because a bad mesh can lead to bad results!

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