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Dear all,
I would like to import the mesh done in Workbench into CFX to perform FSI analysis. The trouble i face is that once the mesh is imported into CFX, i have to choose particular faces to define inlet, outlet, heat source and air convection faces. Can i define/name these boundary faces in Workbench first and then once imported in CFX, i can still easily choose these named faces in CFX to define the boundaries please? Thank you for your kind attention, and i look forward to hear of any comments/tips.
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Thank you for your kind attention. Kind regards, mactech001 Currently using: ANSYS v13 |
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Arda Ersan
Join Date: Aug 2009
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Hello mactech001,
It's possible to name bodies,faces and lines in WB Meshing. You have to make "name selection" in Meshing. Highlight a face, right click select "name selection" then write a name. Generate. Then you can select this faces in CFX and you can give Boundary Conditions. I hope it's helpfull |
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