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October 4, 2014, 15:38 |
Parametric O-grid and Parametric Split
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Henry Arrigo
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Hi all
I am going to mesh a parametric cantilever beam subjected to a fluid flow. I want to use ICEM for this purpose. Doing so, when I update the main parameters of the beam, for example the cross section length, the blocks in the ICEM module don't get updated. Here, I show what happened to blocks when I change this length from 500 (pic1) to 250 (pic2). I was expected to have an updated o-grid and split, but non of them was happened. Although I guess writing script would be the solution, I 'd rather to do this without getting involved with scripting. I do these in ANSYS Wrokbench, with a Geometry upstream cell and CFX downstream cell, so it s important for me to us the straightforward options. Thank you. |
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October 7, 2014, 06:05 |
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Gwenael H.
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Hello Henry,
Well if you change your parameter inputs ICEM couldn't update your blocking if you're not using a script command. Scripting isn't that difficult, especially with the replay script tool in ICEM. It "records" your blocking steps and generates a script file that will simply repeat the recorded steps when you update your input parameters. Simon explained everything step by step in a nice video. Enjoy |
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October 12, 2014, 16:36 |
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Henry Arrigo
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Thanks Gwenael for this informative video. Finally I am able to generate a parametric blocking. Now my problem is how to use design parameters, such a specific length, to generate a parametric mesh. I want to define the number of nodes of as a function of the length of that line (which is the input parameter). When it is run as stand-alone, ICEM has a feature that can be used to parameterize number of nodes. However, when it is lunch through Ansys Meshing this feature is not available anymore. So I don't know how to deal with this issue.
Henry |
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October 20, 2014, 06:32 |
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Gwenael H.
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I wasn't aware of this issue with AM. One way around could be to manually update the edge parameter by updating the script file under #variables.
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It can also be useful to have a look at the AM guide: * Meshing User's Guide> Usage in Workbench> Extended ANSYS ICEM CFD Meshing> Working with Meshing Application Parameters * Meshing User's Guide> Mesh Controls Overview> Understanding the Influence of the Advanced Size Function I'll try to have a look when I have some time, I hope this helped. |
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