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How to insert an angle value in 3D geometry

    • douniaextra1
      Subscriber

      Hello everyone,


      I was trying to draw a 3D geometry (solar air heater with corrugated absorber) as you can see in this picture, but I forgot to insert an angle to the solar air heater because it's inclined with 21°. when I finished the geometry I tried to insert an angle and make the solar air heater inclined with 21° but I couldn't. Please, can someone of you show me how to do this if it's possible?



      I'll be so grateful for any answers from you. 


      Best regards and best wishes,


      Dounia 

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      Which bit needs to be angled? You can alter the gravity component in the solver too, that may be easier?

    • douniaextra1
      Subscriber

      The whole geometry needs to be angled, is there a way so I can insert an angle to the whole geometry?

    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber

      In the analysis system you want to use, create a coordinate system rotated by 21 degrees about Z and use that to define gravity, or just type in the components of X and Y acceleration that define gravity being tipped by 21 degrees.

    • Rob
      Forum Moderator

      Or use the body operations (or similar) to rotate the volume(s). 

    • douniaextra1
      Subscriber

      I used body operations, thank you so much


      Best regards and best wishes,


      Dounia

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