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December 3, 2021 at 12:09 pm
MerlinWilliams
SubscriberHi, I am new to ansys and am trying to create meshes of a model for the fluid and solid domains for an FSI simulation of blood flow in an aneurysm.
I started with an stl file of the geometry and imported it to spaceclaim converting it to a solid body. From here I made an outward shell to create the 'solid' domain for my problem (ie the aneurysm wall). I then trimmed the inlets and outlets of the domains to remove the new facets that had been added with in the shelling step. The output can be seen in the image below. I then converted the shelled part, seen in grey below, to a solid body.
December 3, 2021 at 2:39 pmpeteroznewman
SubscriberPlease don't post duplicate discussions.
I have answered you in the other discussion. /forum/discussion/34201/problems-meshing
December 3, 2021 at 2:47 pmMerlinWilliams
SubscriberSorry I saw that the fluid discussion had more activity so I wanted to post it there as well to improve views
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