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April 7, 2015, 23:28 |
Hull definition on design modeler before entering hydrodynamic diffraction
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Tan Siun Seng
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Hai guys.
Recently trying to do hull definition on Design Modeler to define the above/below water line for Hydrodynamic Analysis later on. By referring to some tutorials, some tutorials did the "Thin/Surface" before "Freeze" and "Slice" the structure, while some tutorials not doing it. May I know is it necessary for doing the "Thin/Surface"? And what is the main purpose or function of the "Thin/Surface"? Thanks in advance. |
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September 4, 2018, 14:55 |
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Don Vic
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The thin surface is to make the body a shell surface to allow for hydrodynamic diffraction and response in ANSYS AQWA. Anyway, I hope it is sorted
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