Getting data for geometry

enass massoud · December 4, 2015, 10:12

I have a case file and i want to get length of geometry and some dimensions, is that possible?
If so how please?

Dave_88 · December 4, 2015, 13:54

Hi,
you have different options:

General > Check: gives you the minimum and maximum coordinates of your entire(!) mesh. If your geometry can be derivated from that, this might help.
Results > Contours > Contours of...> Mesh >...coordinate. Results in a contour plot where the differenz colors stand for a certain coordinate, depending on the one you chose (e.g. x-coordinate).
Import mesh to ICEM CFD (unless you did not use it for your meshing anyways) > use the measuring of length
I am not quite sure, but I think CFX has a length scale (as you can see in the Workbench)

unfortunately Fluent does not support an easy way to measure distances and similar. I hope one of the options mentioned above help.

Regards
Dave

enass massoud · December 8, 2015, 11:56

Thank you so much that was really helpful

enass massoud · December 8, 2015, 11:58

let me ask you one more question please, as you said i can import the mesh. So once imported i can modify it? One more thing please, can i import the geometry created in case file to for example ANSYS Design modeller to modify it?

December 4, 2015, 10:12	Getting data for geometry	#1
enass massoud Member enass Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Alexandria-Egypt Posts: 30 Rep Power: 12	I have a case file and i want to get length of geometry and some dimensions, is that possible? If so how please?

December 4, 2015, 13:54		#2
Dave_88 New Member Dave M. Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Koblenz, Germany Posts: 14 Rep Power: 12	Hi, you have different options: General > Check: gives you the minimum and maximum coordinates of your entire(!) mesh. If your geometry can be derivated from that, this might help. Results > Contours > Contours of...> Mesh >...coordinate. Results in a contour plot where the differenz colors stand for a certain coordinate, depending on the one you chose (e.g. x-coordinate). Import mesh to ICEM CFD (unless you did not use it for your meshing anyways) > use the measuring of length I am not quite sure, but I think CFX has a length scale (as you can see in the Workbench) unfortunately Fluent does not support an easy way to measure distances and similar. I hope one of the options mentioned above help. Regards Dave

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December 8, 2015, 11:56		#3
enass massoud Member enass Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Alexandria-Egypt Posts: 30 Rep Power: 12	Thank you so much that was really helpful

December 8, 2015, 11:58		#4
enass massoud Member enass Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Alexandria-Egypt Posts: 30 Rep Power: 12	let me ask you one more question please, as you said i can import the mesh. So once imported i can modify it? One more thing please, can i import the geometry created in case file to for example ANSYS Design modeller to modify it?