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[Aristodemou, Elsa]

Dear GMSH team, hi!

I am trying to create a 3D mesh for a Culinder/pipe, within a larger 3D domain - for my students,
as in my attached geometry.

Everything seems to look OK....but it's obvious that it is not meshing properly....

Would you advice me please as to how to solve the problem? Or perhaps suggest an alternative solution/geo file that will do the same, so that i can show it to my students?

Thanks ever so much for your help.

Elsa Aristodemou (Dr.)
London South Bank University, UK.
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