how to create the fluid part in DesignModeler
Dear all,
I import the geometry created by other CAD tools such as Inventor into DesignModeler, I don't know how to create the fluid part very quickly. I tried the "Fill" tool in DesignModeler. However for simply geometry, it is useful. For complex geometry, I can not use it very well. So does anyone can give some suggestions? Thanks a lot! |
try to create a new volume and substract your imported one with a boolean operation. this way should work.
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Thanks for reply.
When creating the new volume, should I pick up the surfaces surrounding the volume one by one? If so, this process is time consuming if the geometry of fluid part is complex. Maybe I am not proficient with DesingModeler, I found that picking up faces one by one is very inconvinient. |
why picking surfaces? just subtract one volume from the other, or does this not work??
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why picking surfaces?
Because I need the surfaces to create a new volume for the fluid part. Otherwise, I don't know how to create a fluid volume. Thanks. |
just go to Tools>Enclosure in Design Modeler. There are many ways of creating enclosure, even your own defined shape.
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Thanks.
You are very helpful. |
Hi
I have a similar problem , I just thought if you found a solution for it. I have a packing of particles and a fluid surrounding it . I need the design modeler recognize the fluid as a separate zone. Do you have any suggestion? |
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