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March 8, 2021, 08:51 |
Setting physical entities with Gmsh using an STL object
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Supppose I have an STL file for a 3d part and I want to apply a boundary condition to a face of it. Note that the STL comes as a single part. Is there a way I can set the physical entities (ID) for a group of nodes that belong to the patch within Gmsh?
For example, I have an part for which I need to to modal analysis with calculix. Can I pick a patch, and assign the nodes of the patch a fixed boundary condition and then use calculix to solve the modes? If yes, what is the procedure in Gmsh. If you have a video tutorial that you found somewhere, please share that as well. Thanks and Regards, PN. |
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April 8, 2021, 08:45 |
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Hi
I have the same problem. Have you found any solution for that?. In my case I have to import into the openfoam. Thanks and Regards, Pavithra |
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boundary condition, gmsh, stl |
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