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May 10, 2016, 11:36 |
Create baffles
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Stu
Join Date: May 2016
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In DesignModeller, I have a cylindrical tank which I have specified as a fluid body.
I would like to create two baffles which come down from the ceiling of the tank. I would like to 'bore' two holes down through the top of the tank which would represent the baffles. I have read in a separate post that creating a 'solid' region for each baffle is not optimal. I have tried searching for a 'cut' tool or 'bore' tool but these terms return a host of unrelated things. How do I create these baffles? |
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May 29, 2016, 23:47 |
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ali
Join Date: Feb 2011
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split your body at location you want to put the baffle,
then make your baffle surface by using imprint face tool, create a multibody, in the end use share topology, then you have a baffle with zero thickness |
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