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Is there any extrude option in ICEM CFD geometry? Or is there any other way to transform a 2D geometry to 3D??
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You can copy surfaces - then create 'side' surfaces based on bounding curves. As ICEM CFD is not 'solids' based - but rather surface-based, there is no direct geometry extrustion. However - you can extrude mesh.
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Yes, there is an extrude option in Edit mesh tab. Once you have created your pre-mesh, then the edit mesh tab will be highlighted and then you can click on the extrude mesh tab and select which option you want e.g. axisymmetric, etc.
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Thanks all for ur help.
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