Tagged: ansys-fluent, ansys-meshing
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June 6, 2022 at 10:32 amFAQParticipant
In ANSYS Meshing, Named Selections can be used to select or filter a set of geometric entities, like edges or faces, by using a criterion like size, type, or location.
Please follow these steps to create a worksheet driven Named Selection:
1.Select geometry (e.g. edge or surface)
2.Right-Click > Create Named Selection.
3.Activate “Apply geometry items of same:” and select one of the 5 types (Size, Type, Location x, Location y, Location z).
Note: This selection can be changed later, so feel free to select any one of the available checkboxes.
4.Press OK.
In the Tree, select the Named Selection and a Worksheet will appear. In the Worksheet, the desired criteria for automatic selection of other geometry entities can now be defined by choosing an Action, Criterion, Operator, and Value.
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