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Old   April 27, 2013, 06:20
Default Circular pattern - Turbomachinery
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I have single blade at the required location and now I am trying to create other blades (total no of blades are 5-12, as it is parametric study).

For this purpose I am using pattern with circular option and following workshop 5a downloaded from ansys website. For tutorial I am successful in creating the circular pattern for the stirred tank example. Fig 1

But I am not successful in making circular pattern for my case as shown in Fig2. Error message is "Error: Operation would result in illegal T surface bodies
Context: Geometry Engine, while generating Feature Pattern10
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Any idea is welcome and highly appreciated. I am attaching DM file.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...n_pattern.agdb



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Freeze the body before you make the pattern and it will work
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After freeze, DM will not intersect the bodies therefore it will allow?
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Ah, again it's due to the bodies being surfaces. Use "Fill" to make a solid, then rotate
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jrunsten: I am following your advices and learning DM at good pace.

But i get confused easily in DM while working with surfaces and solids and I always try to correlate it with GAMBIT
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