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Inflating the Sweep Method Right-click on the Sweep Method and choose Inflate this Method. The inflation will be scoped to the three source faces For the boundary, you will need to select the three outer circular edges of the faces (you may need to enable the Select Edges toggle to simplify this). Set the maximum thickness to 0.2 m, leaving the other settings at defaults. Right-click Inflating the Tetrahedrons Method Right-click on the Tetrahedrons Method and choose Inflate this Method. The inflation will be scoped to the central body. Select the 2 outer radial faces of the conical body Set the Inflation Option to Total Thickness and set the Maximum Thickness to 0.2 m, leaving the other settings at defaults. Right-click Generating the Mesh Generate the mesh. Note that the swept regions still produce hexes while the central body produces prisms and tetrahedrons. Verify that all meshes are conformal and save your project. Interior View of Inflated Mesh * * * * * * * Meshing Methods for 3D Geometries 3-* ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary ? 2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. April 28, 2009 Inventory #002645 Training Manual 3-* ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary ? 2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. April 28, 2009 Inventory #002645 Chapter 3Meshing Methods for 3D Geometries ANSYS MeshingApplication Introduction Overview Geometry Requirements Meshing Methods Tetrahedrons Patch Conforming Patch Independent (ICEM CFD Tetra) Swept Mesh Automatic MultiZone CFX-Mesh Workshop 3.1 Combining Sweep and Tetrahedral Methods for a Multibody Part Inflating Tetrahedral and Sweep Methods Geometry Requirements All the 3D meshing methods require that the geometryconsist of solid bodies If an imported geometry consists of surface bodies,additional steps would be required to convert it to a3D solid if a 3D mesh is to be generated in the ANSYS Meshing Application (although surface bodies can be meshed with surface meshing algorithms) Tetrahedral Meshes Advantages An arbitrary volume