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mavila
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Hello! I am new to ANSYS and i am currently attempting to learn ANSYS Workbench. I am attempting to build the geometry and finally a mesh of a Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) using the DesignModeler (16.2).However, i am having trouble deciding which analysis system to use. I have been using Fluid Flow (Fluent) and Fluid Flow (CFX) but not longer sure that is the correct choice.
(A little background on what the GEM does: The GEM works as a gaseous ionization detector that collects electrons that are released by ionizing radiation. Which are then guided to a region with a large electric field, where a electron avalanche is initiated. Its geometry has a type of honeycomb structure, with a biconical structure. Pictures are attached) All help is welcomed, Mavila p.s. feel free to ask questions |
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