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Old   February 12, 2017, 10:32
Default problem with creating artery thickness for FSI methode using fluent and mechanical
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Hello experts.

I'm working on blood vessel with FSI methode. I have a stl file for artery(without

thickness) and convert it to IGS. and there is no problem in modelling it as a

fluid zone(no FSI) by fluent.now for FSI methode I need to create 0.7mm thickness for wall and when I Create 0.00001mm thickness there is no problem.

for that I create a surface body in design modeller and I put 0.7mm for thickness in ansys mechanical based on totorial.. but when I create thickness,there is a hole or empty space in artery.I use different methode for create thickness such as thin surface option in design modeller and fill methode after that but no result.
please help me. have ansys mechanical or design modeller a option for solving this problem?I'm very dissapointed.
blood zone.JPG

surface body-befor thickness.JPG

After thickness.JPG
please give me some advice.
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Old   June 6, 2020, 05:17
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Though it is too late, this problem will be solved if after loading the geometry, you open it using the design modeler and use the "Stitch" function in the "Repair" section.

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