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Tom Steventon
Join Date: Feb 2012
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I am currently attempting to run a CFD simulation on a 3D model imported from Catia. The file type I have imported it as is a stp solid which solidworks then converted to a .sldprt. In Catia it was originally drawn as a skin and then filled to produce a solid.
The problem I am having is that whenever I try and set point goals on vertices on the models it comes up with the following error message: "Please specify only solid parameters for this point" Having had a look through the forums, this problem only tends to crop up when you are trying to set a point goal in the middle of the working fluid. It is more than happy to set a surface goal but will not allow me to set up a point goal, any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated. Tom |
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Boris Marovic
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Hi Tom,
what is the parameter you want to specify for this goal? What is your simulation setup (external, internal)? Is the vertice on a solid edge with contact to the fluid volume? Make sure there is a fluid volume, if you use "Exclude cavitites without flow conditions" and use a small cavity in which you haven't selected a fluid subdomain then there is no fluid volume. Boris |
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Tom Steventon
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Thankyou very much Boris, the problem was with the analysis being an internal flow, when I specified an external flow (which is what it probably should have been in the first place...) it happily accepted the point goals.
Thanks for your help Tom |
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