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April 3, 2014, 06:51 |
[Ansys meshing] Multibody part mesh
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Hi everyone, I really need help with a problem that is probably very easily solved but I cannot get it! Would really appreciate any help, David [2]Hello everyone, I am having some difficulty meshing two bodies as one part. I started with a solid material block and needed to create a body within this but also want the block to still act like on part. So I did the following: 1. Drew a sketch on the block 2. Used the slice material option 3. Selected both bodies and clicked form new part But now when I mesh the new part, the meshing is different for each body. How do I combine the meshing? i.e I want uniform meshing? I think I've tried everything; shared topography, frozen etc. but maybe I did it wrong? Please any ideas would be much appreciated, I'm sure its something simple I'm missing. Thanks for any help, David [3] Just to clarify, the reason I would like them meshed together is that even when I refine the meshing of each body, there is not smooth transitions on the stresses. For example, the following body should have symmetrical stress throughout it; but obviously this is not the case in the image and it is clear where the different "body" is. I would like to merge them as one part with one mesh; but still be able to select that body as I need to perform operations on it later. Hope that makes sense! David Last edited by Far; April 3, 2014 at 12:03. |
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