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March 1, 2013, 16:20 |
Dividing Geometry into Regions
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Michael Anderson
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I am fairly new to Ansys, so this should be a simply answer. I am trying to model 2 rectangular regions in 2-D that are touching side by side. The plan is to fill one region with a material and the other with a separate material. I attached a simple paint drawing of what I am trying to create. When I try to create 2 surfaces from sketches i get the error saying that intersecting profiles are not allowed for 3D features. If anyone could give me a brief explanation of how to do it, it would be much appreciated.
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