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July 15, 2009, 05:58 |
Workbench ANSYS12.0 geometry&mesh
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Hello,
I'm a new user to ansys workbench 12.0. I created a 3D geometry, and i would like to make a 2D geometry out of it. I used some Slices and Body Op>Delete and Thin (with thickness and face offset set to 0) to get only the face of interest, which lies in the XY plane. I read in a discussion that the next step is to extrude or revolve my face on a short distance: 1 element. But I'm facing a problem: I can not make any extrusion or revolve operation when my bodies are 'Surface Bodies'. So i tried to give a small non-zero value to the 'thin' operation, but this does not give the proper result. Further, when I open the meshing interface, I can not select 'Edit in CFX-Mesh' anymore. So if someone could help or explain me a smarter way to go to a 2D geometry analysis, starting form a 3D geometry. Thank you. lhorion. |
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July 16, 2009, 14:43 |
Solver?
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Simon Pereira
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If your solver is Fluent, the 2D cut is fine. Just set the mesher setting to 2D...
If you solver is CFX, then you can extract a sketch and extrude it to get the 2.5D (one cell thick). Perhaps you could contact tech supp at 1-800-937-3321 to get help with this (I am not as good at DM as I should be yet). |
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2dto3d, ansys12, designmodeler, geometry |
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