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Ansys CFX – CFD-Post – Surface Generation

    • PipMin
      Subscriber

      Hi guys,

      I am doing a flow analysis on a ventilated brake disc and I need to evaluate the mass flow rate that is coming out from the radial vane. I tried to find information online and I found a way which says to create a surface above the disc vane (2mm above) and evaluate the mass flow from that surface.



       


      My first trial to create the surface that I need was to design three planes (as in the figure above) and trying to obtain a surface which is the intersection between the three planes, but I cannot obtain anything similar.


      The surface that I need, should be as the green square between the two grey vertical planes.


      Can you please explain to me how to do it?


      Thanks!

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      Use an iso-clip on the green surface: limits will be in the y-direction. 

    • PipMin
      Subscriber

      I tried to do a general iso-clip on the green plane and to see some parameters but it seems that it doesn't work... And I can't put a y-direction limitis... I can't see where I am wrong

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      You should be able to clip to "Y" if you're looking at the list and can't see what you want to clip to is there a button next to the list with "..." on it? The interface doesn't always display everything but that "..." button opens all the possible options. 

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      Upgrading to 2019 may also help. 

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