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3D Design

3D Design

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Why Solid Faces Does No’t Exactly Match?

    • fahri
      Subscriber
    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber
      DesignModeler uses Parasolid, which is limited to a modeling size of 1000 m cube so geometry must have a coordinates < 500 m.
      The geometry you have in Rhino is 40 km along the long edge. What do you intend to do with this geometry?
      Enable Large Model support to use a larger size. The modeling size expands to 1000 km.
      The tradeoff is that the modeling precision goes down from 1e-8 m to 1e-5 m.
      One thing you could do is scale the geometry in Rhino by a factor of 1/50 so the 40 km length becomes 800 m. Then you can mesh. If the mesh is going to Fluent, you can scale the mesh back by a factor of 50.
    • fahri
      Subscriber
      Thank you very much for the comments.
      I study on tectonic deformation. The solid is part of the earth's crust. Therefore it is large.
      I already activated large model support. Otherwise, the model can't be imported to Ansys.
      Can I scale in the mechanical apdl? If it can I will try what you said.
      Best Regards
    • peteroznewman
      Subscriber
      I don't know how to scale a mesh in MAPDL. I only read that it was possible in Fluent.
      You don't need a perfect edge match, you only need the mesh to be congruent at the boundary.
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