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Marlon Saveri
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Dear all,
I have a Gausian Heat Source on a flat surface. I'd like to create a "spherical" mesh profile centered where this heat source touches the surface. Therefore, the mesh should be very refined next this point and less refined far from this point. I did a quick image trying to represent how this part of the mesh should look like: ![]() I tried to use "sweep", but I didn't get success. I am a new Ansys user. Thanks |
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May be you can use "Sphere of Influence" at that point and give element size what you want.
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