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Old   July 26, 2014, 11:10
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Hello dear friends, i'm new to ANSYS meshing system, i used to mesh with GAMBIT. In GAMBIT we have an option called Size Function that we can Inflate for example a blade mesh with the specified rate to it's domain. But i can't find it in ANSYS.
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Old   July 27, 2014, 17:19
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there are size functions in ansys meshing. Read the help or do some tutorials...
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