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June 18, 2007, 16:32
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Reading ANSYS mesh into my own code
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Hi
I have written my code in FORTRAN, and I am using ANSYS as the mesh generator. I can read the list of nodes and elements from their lists into my code, but how should I find the boundary elements (and edges)? Is there any command in ANSYS that gives you a list of boundary elements and faces / nodes? Thanks |
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June 18, 2007, 19:51
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Re: Reading ANSYS mesh into my own code
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Hi,
Try exporting the mesh in a friendier format. A neutral file might be useful but have look at the other options. Glenn Horrocks |
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