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Old   June 11, 2014, 03:13
Question ANSYS Geometry with zero thickness walls
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Hello everyone,

I am having trouble making the design of my simulation.
I have a cubic body and at the back there are plates mounted at an angle to reduce the drag at the back. I already did simulations without the plates.
I want to model these plates as plates with zero thickness, but is this possible?
I am able to subtract the cubic body from the air domain, but if I make the plates surface bodies I am not able to subtract it from the air domain, which makes sense.
Now I only subtracted the body from the air domain and created a body where the four sides are resembling the plates. But I am not able to assign a named selection to it, so I can make it a wall.
Can anybody help me?
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Old   September 28, 2015, 09:23
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Well, I'm with the some problem here :/

The default thickness at Mechanical is setted as 1000mm and I'm working with "Plane Stress".
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Old   September 30, 2015, 00:46
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Hello everyone,

I am having trouble making the design of my simulation.
I have a cubic body and at the back there are plates mounted at an angle to reduce the drag at the back. I already did simulations without the plates.
I want to model these plates as plates with zero thickness, but is this possible?
I am able to subtract the cubic body from the air domain, but if I make the plates surface bodies I am not able to subtract it from the air domain, which makes sense.
Now I only subtracted the body from the air domain and created a body where the four sides are resembling the plates. But I am not able to assign a named selection to it, so I can make it a wall.
Can anybody help me?
Maybe you don't need those plates, but you need to slice your domain to get corresponding surfaces (walls).
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Old   September 30, 2015, 00:48
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Well, I'm with the some problem here :/

The default thickness at Mechanical is setted as 1000mm and I'm working with "Plane Stress".
Please, clarify your question.
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Old   March 7, 2016, 08:36
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Hi,

I also have similar issue,

how to generate zero thickness wall in Ansys Flunet meshing.

I have made the zero thickness wall, but it is not counting in simulation ?

Needs some helps...

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Prasanna.
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