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ANSYS Meshing: Meshing Repetitive Geometries – Part 3

Tagged: ansys-spaceclaim, ansys-workbench, brake rotor, conformal mesh, hex meshing, Mechanical Model, Multizone, named-selections, Node Merge Group, repetitive features, shared-topology
    • June 6, 2022 at 10:51 am
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      This video demonstrates how to mesh the full model by extending the mesh controls to include the modified geometry, using the named selections created in previous steps. SpaceClaim provides 3D modeling software to create, edit, and modify CAD or STL files for design, reverse engineering, simulation, manufacturing, 3D printing, and sheet metal.

      Current ANSYS customers can find the BRAKE_ROTOR.scdoc model at: http://storage.ansys.com/doclinks/LandingPages/Files/RepetitiveGeometries/Landing.html

      Download the BRAKE_ROTOR.zip and extract the model (BRAKE_ROTOR.scdoc) from the zip file. You’re now ready to begin the Meshing Repetitive Geometries tutorial.

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