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Old   March 12, 2011, 13:11
Default Export icem-cfd mesh to ansys
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Hi,
I generated a tets mesh in icem-cfd and try to export the mesh data to ansys for structural analysis purpose. I want to export as solid 92 type element. However, no matter what I do (changing setting in Edit Parameter), icem-cfd always exports solid 45 element or even exports only node coordinates without element information. What should I do? Can icem-cfd export tets mesh as solid 92 type element to Ansys? or can I do something in Ansys to convert it?

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Old   March 15, 2011, 05:12
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Output > Solver Setup: ANSYS > Edit Parameters > Defaults for high order structural 3D elements.
Push green square belong "Element Type" and choose "Solid Tetra 92".
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