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ANSYS CFX: Using Derived Variables and Monitor Statistics to Set Up an interrupt Control

Tagged: automated, BladeGen, cfx, compressor, geometry adjustment, Iterative, mesh creation, mesh statistics, mesh-quality, turbogrid, workbench
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:45 am
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      This video demonstrates the capabilities of TurboGrid in the context of an iterative refinement process within Workbench. Intial geometry adjustment, mesh creation/refinement, mesh quality and pairing with other products – like BladeGen and CFX – are discussed in this video.

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