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  3. Posted · Report reply

    Hi Graychen,

    That option exists within "Caeses Geometry". B2 in your case. Please check it before updating the component.

    I believe your default geometry module is set as SpaceClaim. I will recommend you to go over the tutorial with regards to Ansys Workbench Connection in Caeses v5.

    If you have set the correct color coding in A and B, when you perform a boolean, you should be having the propagated colors in C.

    Please assign a color to your entire fluid volume.

    Also do not forget to make a change in SpaceClaim that is mentioned within the tutorial.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

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    Hi Carlos,

    You had to issues that caused the problem.

    1. The Z value of point1 for the curve weightStart was 0.

    It should be changed to 1 or to some other reasonable value.

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    2. The default value of Number of Sections in MetaSurface is 15. Increasing this number would improve the surface resolution. For example, 30 in this case.

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    Cheers

    Ceyhan

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    Hi Carlos,

    When you are creating a feature definition by the selection of entities through gui, all objects selected become a definition within your feature. However any unselected entity, if dependent to your selected objects, become an argument(input) for your created Feature Definition.

    Also, seems like you have performed an "Execute Definition" operation with no inputs maybe?

    Please try to perform "Create Feature" instead of "Execute Definition", which will help you to understand how it works.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

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    Hi Graychen,

    I can see that you are using Caeses v4.*. Is there a specific reason for that?

    The current ACT version which is shipped within Caeses v5 installation files may not be supporting the full features with Caeses v4

    1. I will highly recommend you install Caeses v5 together with the shipped ACT app. There you can modify the project units which will the transferred to downstream.

    2. If you are using SpaceClaim as your default geometry editor in Ansys Workbench, then I will recommend you create a script file for SpaceClaim that will generate the domain creation and then the subsequent boolean operation. You can provide the script file to the ACT App, which you can see within options menu.

    However if you are using DesignModeler, you do not have to provide a script. Because in this case only the geometry and the Named Selections are changed. And the new entities created afterwards remain there.

    But I will recommend you to create the complete fluid domain in Caeses, providing the necessary colorings as well.

    And if you are going to link the Caeses created geometry to any other tasks, please use A3, which is the geometry with the included Named Selections.

    3. Basically what you have there is a surface. You can create a trailing surface using a ruled surface. It is a surface type that you have to provide two curves. In your case the trailing curves of pressure and suction side would do the job.

    Then you can add those into a BRep to start creating a water-tight geometry. I don't know your design but then a simple "Close Planar Holes" or a "Solid From Intersections" operation with the help of hub and shroud surfaces should do the trick.

     

    I will recommend you to go through the tutorials and switch to Caeses v5.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

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    Hi Carlos,

    It is quite difficult to see what is written for the input location corresponding to "Tp"

    Basically tp is a value varying from 0 to 1 and it defines the parametric location within the curve. 0 being the start and 1 the end.

    I guess you have used a combination of ft and fv ending up having the parametric value. I can see a value is printed over the command which is the result.

    Can you please let me know what makes you think the command is not working? Do you think it is providing an incorrect value?

    If so, can you please be more specific in order to understand?

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

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    Hi Rizuan,

    On our webpage please go to Support > "Your Licenses"

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    Once logged in, please check the status of your license. By clicking on the manage button on the right side, you may have the option to release a hanged webfloat slot.

    Please let me know if this resolves your problems.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

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    Hi Carlos,

    That does not look nice.

    Can you please try to restart Caeses.

    Please create a ticket in the Helpdesk with regards to your Caeses 5 problem. We can try to figure out the problem and take some measures if need to be.

    I strongly advice you to use Caeses 5.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

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    Hi Carlos,

    On the side bar please please click the top button and then follow the steps;

    View > New > 3D Window

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    In the opened menu, please select "Save in User Configuration" and click "Execurte". This will open a 3DWindow and enable Caeses to load the new 3DWindow whenever Caeses loads.

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    Please let me know if this resolves your problem.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

  21. Posted · Report reply

    Hi Winson,

    I will recommend you checking the "CAESES Geo Engine for ANSYS Workbench" tutorial under  Help>Tutorials>Software Connection where every detail is described.

    Basically the CAESES Geometry Task is connected to ANSYS Geometry where the Named Selection creation process is performed. Then you can connect the ANSYS Geometry with any downstream consumers.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

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    Hi Lasse,

    Would you like to have a quick web-meeting?

    Tomorrow I will be available after 1pm (CET). You can share your screen and it would be easier for me to understand the question and resolve it.

    Please send an email to me (erdem@friendship-systems.com) mentioning when you may be available.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

  25. Posted · Report reply

    Hi Lasse,

    What you are performing is creating a surface by sweeping a profile all through a path. The red curve that you are visualizing(parallel to the path) , I believe,  is due to the start/end location of your profile/s.

     

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    In a surface you should have 4 main edges and the red curve is in fact of the main edges that define the surface. The other ones are the start and the end profiles(relocated).

    Please let me know if you need further assistance.

    Cheers

    Ceyhan

     

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