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January 15, 2014, 12:13 |
2D Import from Solidworks
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Kieran
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All,
This may have been covered in a previous post but I have spent the last hour searching with no prevail. I am trying to import a solidworks part into Ansys Mesh to perform a 2D simulation. Currently the solidworks part is a 3D solid. What format does the solidworks part need to be for Workbench to accept it as a 2D mesh? Any information would be very useful. Thanks Kieran |
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February 2, 2014, 06:31 |
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Kieran
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For anyone interested, I worked it out.
Use planar surface in solidworks to generate a your shape. All surfaces must be in the X-Y plane. |
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January 21, 2016, 04:52 |
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Rinat
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A massive thanks for your answer. It's very cool that you found answer on your question and posted it here. Some users don't want to share their results of searching.
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