ANSYS ICEM资料--C3-WS-3DPipeJunct.ppt

6/18/04 2004 International ANSYS Conference 6/18/04 ICEM CFD/AI*Environment 5.0 Hexa Workshop 2 3D Pipe Junction Import Geometry Select File New Project Create New folder, relabel as “Pipes” Type in project File name (any name) Select Save Select File Import Geometry ParaSolid Browse to 3DPipeJunct Select pipes.x_t and select Open Move the geometry on the screen (only curves are displayed by default) Left mouse button – 3D screen rotate Middle mouse button – Translate Right mouse button – left/right 2D screen rotate; up/down zoom in/out Check the Geometry Topology Select Geometry Repair Geometry Build Diagnostic Topology Automatically extracts curves/points from surface (or imported solid) data Use default Tolerance (0.003) Automatically calculated from minimum edge length of geometry Adjust as necessary to produce desired results Reload original tetin (geometry) file if results are unsatisfactory Enable Filter points and Filter curves Removes unnecessary curves/points Based on feature angle (only hard features needed to be captured) Duplicates within tolerance Apply Set Up Parts for Curves and Points Right-click on Geometry Curves in the model tree Curves are automatically displayed with Color by Count Color coding to view potential geometry problems Red curves = double edge (curve connected to two adjacent surfaces) Yellow curves = single edge (curve connected to only one surface – single edge) usually indicates gap or hole in geometry Blue curves = multiple edge (curve shared by three or more surfaces) usually inicates t junction or sliver surface (edges of surface within tolerance) Green curves = unattached (not logically associated to geometry) Turn off the Color by Count Expand the Parts branch in the Model tree Note that the displayed curves are now colored by part – PS_EDGE (for any original curves) and PS_FACE (for any newly created curves extracted from surface) Set Up Parts for Surfaces Turn on Geometry Surfaces in the model tree Right-clic