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Old   April 18, 2012, 07:53
Default Help needed. Add Frozen doesn't work?
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Hi everyone!

I'm struggling to get a perfect mesh for my simulation, which is simulating flow around a square building inside a wind tunnel,using CFX.

This is my model:
-it's basically a box within a box.
-The small box (the building), I used add frozen
- While the big box, I used add material
http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/6016/48680222.jpg
I expected Ansys meshing to exclude the interior part of the building, and only mesh the surrounding. But as shown in the photo below, its meshes everything.
http://img853.imageshack.us/img853/386/88239343.jpg

I had also turned on inflation, I am planning to put inflation ini the surrounding of the building later.

Can anyone point out what went wrong?

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Old   April 18, 2012, 09:22
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because you mentioned add frozen for the small box, not sure how. anyway here is what i would have done:
Draw you building first.
Add the big box by drawing a square and extruding it. there you will select add frozen (while drawing the big box).then you will have to do a Boolean operation to subtract the small building
You can split you geometry for symmetry if you want less computational time and less time for mesh generation.
Can you attach your project ?
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Hi Ali

Thanks for your response
What I have done is, I have created two boxes using the create>primitives>box
and arranging its positions by redefining their xyz coordinates.
I have uploaded the file for you here http://www.4shared.com/zip/rJBMZlHO/New_folder.html

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as i expected boolean operation is missing. go to create > boolean > select big box for target and small box for tool.
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Got it. Thanks mate

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