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January 8, 2016, 06:47 |
Creating two bodies but only meshing 1
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Hi all,
I would like to create a domain with a subdomain that I can later add momentum sources to. But I don't want this subdomain to be meshed separately. It's inside the larger domain and I would like that to be meshed as if the the subdomain did not exist. I created the bodies using Slice Material and then creating a part from those two bodies, but then when I mesh it Ansys tries to conform to the subdomain instead of ignoring it. EDIT: I may have found a solution, but I don't know how elegant it is. I do another extrude of the subdomain, but unite this to the whole domain with a boolean operation. Now I have 2 bodies, one is the subdomain and one the whole domain, and when meshing the subdomain is ignored. Don't know if it will work for solving though EDIT2: Previous solution doesnt' really work, the domains are regarded as independent. |
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