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Named selection for edges are not being passed from one analysis to the next

    • J.T.
      Subscriber

      Using Workbench and Mechanical 2024R1

      I am unable to pass along named selection of edges for an analysis that uses the deformation from a previous analysis. Named selection of faces works fine. Is this a known limitation or is there a setting that I'm missing?

      Workbench Project Schematic attached below

    • Ashish Khemka
      Forum Moderator

      Hello,

      Please see if the following link helps: 6.16. Geometry from Deformation Results (ansys.com)

      Regards,

      Ashish Khemka

    • mjmiddle
      Ansys Employee

       

      I believe the key wording is under the “Specifications and Limitations” section in the above documentation link:

       

      • Named Selections (face-, node-, and elemental-based) transfer from the upstream system.

       

      It does not include edge named selections. But there is a method to get it to work. Since the above mentions nodal named selections, you can right click on the edge named selection to “Create Nodal Named Selection”:

      Now in the downstream Model properties, turn on “Create Geometry Edge Components”:

      It will remake the edge named selection from the nodal named selection, and give it the same name.

       

    • J.T.
      Subscriber

       

      Thank you, that clears up why it wasn’t transfering over. The creation of a nodal name selection using this method workes for a single design point. I haven't been able to effectively test this on multiple design points but it seems like it should work there as well.

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