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Meshing does not load all the surfaces

    • N. M.
      Subscriber

      Hello everyone,

      I have a geometry composed of a series of surfaces. It has not been drawn in Design Modeler but rather imported. However, when I open the Meshing module, the geometry is improperly displayed, and some surfaces are missing.
      The first appended figure displays the geometry as seen in the Fluent Geometry module, while the second figure shows the geometry as viewed in the Meshing module.

      What could be the issue?



      Thank you ????

       

       

    • Federico
      Ansys Employee

      Hello, 

      as per my response in your other post: Boolean (subtract) between solid body (surrounding ambient) and surface bodies (ansys.com), you need to work with bodies and volumes to bring your model to Fluent. This can be done in Design Modeler, but I'd suggest using Discovery/SpaceClaim if you have access to it.

      • N. M.
        Subscriber

        Hello Federico.

        Thank you for responding to both of my questions.

        You mentioned that I can load the .step geometry with SpaceClaim, which is simpler to use for generating a solid body with volume, correct?

        Thank you.

    • Federico
      Ansys Employee

      That is correct, .step files can be read in SpaceClaim.

      Importing: Supported File Types (ansys.com)

      • N. M.
        Subscriber

        Ok.
        I will ty.
        Thank you for your help.

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