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May 15, 2014, 01:04 |
Simplification Of Model
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Orrin Xu
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Hi All,
I'm trying to do a CFD analysis of multiple diesel generators located next to each other. I am trying to determine the minimum distance between each generator to prevent re-intake of exhaust. I have managed to obtain a 3D model from the supplier in a .STEP format. This model is extremely complicated with multiple points (by my count over 100 components at the bare minimum). Once I import the model into Autodesk Simulation CFD, the software begins to lag out. This job that i'm looking at will have at least 2 generators which adds more complexity to the model. I was wondering how would i approach simplifying the 3d model allowing myself to actually solve the problem? Cheers, Orrin |
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