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March 14, 2022 at 1:13 am
Mrjiang
SubscriberI am trying to perform a topology optimization on a structure using the wind pressure result from the fluent domain. The building is closed by the fluid enclosure, and it has a volume cut out for the building. The empty volume has height, h, equal to the building. I parameterize the height at the fluid enclosure as one of my study target. For example, the height of h varies from 50 to 200. In my initial geometry with height of 50, the geomtery is updated and finished the analysis in the fluent domain. The analysis will move to the next design point and continue with fluent with the updated height. However, the geometry is unable to update at the mesh component after the second design point. For example, initial 50 ij ok, second 100 is ok, error begins at the 200 where the geometry is updated in the geomerty component, but not the mesh component. Unless I reset the mesh component and update the cell from the upstream data, the height remains at 100. I am trying to vary the height in every design point and try to make it automatic simulation. Can anybody help?
March 15, 2022 at 7:19 pmGary Stofan
Ansys EmployeeMight be a license sharing issue. If you are using SpaceClaim for you parametric geometry creation, try closing SpaceClaim, then run the Parametric update.
In general, search YouTube for "ansys parametric" for several examples.
March 16, 2022 at 5:44 amMrjiang
SubscriberI designed my model using Autocad and had several models. One of the model is designing the enclosure(fluid) with the empty volume and a second model that imports the structure geometry from Autocad and create the enclosure within Spaceclaim. Neither of the model work. Is it due to the my geometry that isnt created in SpaceClaim?
March 16, 2022 at 1:11 pmGary Stofan
Ansys EmployeeThe method of geometry creation is not the problem.
Are there there any additional message in Meshing on why the mesh fails at 100?
March 20, 2022 at 2:30 amMrjiang
SubscriberIt does have a message "One or more parts were found to be unmodified so smart updated." Then the geometry remains unchanged.
March 21, 2022 at 6:13 pmGary Stofan
Ansys EmployeeSo the message means the geometry did not update.
Can you test a simple parametric cube model by itself and see if you can update DP parameters?
March 23, 2022 at 7:54 amMrjiang
SubscriberSo I tried using a simple shell building geometry. The initial height of the building is 50 meters. The first parameter is increasing the height by 50 meters at DP6, therefore, the total height of the building is 100 meters. At the first parameter (DP6), the geometry is able to update at the MESH cell, creating a 100-meter model. However, when the design point changes, the geometry (DP7) is updated at the Geometry Cell while the MESH cell remains the same from the initial parameter (DP6). I set the DP7 as "Current" and opens the MESH Cell. The same error message : "One or more parts were found to be unmodified so smart updated." is listed as Warning under Message. Could this be a geometry problem?? I am using Autocad to create my geometry and export it as IGES file into Spaceclaim.
March 24, 2022 at 12:46 pmMarch 30, 2022 at 12:17 pmMarch 31, 2022 at 7:19 pmViewing 9 reply threads- The topic ‘Automatic update parameter in workbench for topology optimization’ is closed to new replies.
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