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Gap in the Geometry

    • skdubey
      Subscriber

      Hi Friends, 

      A. I am not sure, if this is issue due to conversion of the file. I created my model in the spaceclaim in the Workbench R2022R2, when I check with the gap feature in the spaceclaim there was no gap, later on, I just exported the model in the parasolid-xt (To use the new spaceclaim model in the older ansys workbench). I saw there is gap during the meshing process, I am not sure not it is due to geometry or it is due to  coarse meshing scheme or anything else. Any help will be really appreciated.

      B. I am not sure, but I observe that when we run the model with different extension, I found it affects the final results in the cfd-post view. 

    • Keyur Kanade
      Ansys Employee

      This could be due to geometry conversion. Try ACIS format. 

      Also this may be due to facet quality. You can increase facet quality in Tools → Options. 

      Please go through help manual for more details 

      Regards,

      Keyur

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    • skdubey
      Subscriber

      Hi @keyur

      I am not sure which option I should go ahead should., should i decrease the stitch tolerance? 

    • Keyur Kanade
      Ansys Employee

      Open DM and then go to Tools → Options. There under graphics option you will see option to improve facet quality. Make it 10. 

      Also in your case please check share topology as well. The image is not so clear but it could be the reason. 

      Please go through help manual for more details 

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      Regards,

      Keyur

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