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August 9, 2012, 09:50 |
Subsurfaces inside a meshing pipe
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Thomas Ziegenhein
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Hey,
I have a pretty simple question I think. I don’t have many expertise with the Ansys program family, but I’m trying to change that, here my question: Is it possible in ICEM to subdivide a Domain in a meshing pipe (or block, how it is called in ICEM). Like the Subset option in ICEM, but to define a new domain (e.g. an Inlet Domain) out of the subset. I tried it with creating a surface-Part in ICEM, but the surfaces not associated to a block, seem not projected to the mesh. Another idea was to subset the mesh (like in ICEM) in CFX-Pre, but i can't find a possibility like that in CFX-Pre The problem imaged: __________________ | ______ | | |_____| | |__________________| (the area in the middle should be divided from the big surrounding area, without remeshing) I hope the question is clear. I searched the Forum for similar topics, but can’t find anything. Thanks Thomas (PS the withespaces in the figure are auto deleted by the forum) |
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August 9, 2012, 10:04 |
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Thomas Ziegenhein
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i found a way in cfx-pre, there is a possibility to pick several surface cells and associate them to a new doamin.
If anyone has a simple way to do that in ICEM, i would be lucky |
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