HI,
This is Teja.
I have a geometry created by Rhino. I would like to export to Ansys Fluent. I am trying to export with “Save as”. But, when i am trying to import the file in Ansys Design Modeller, I am facing some problems.
Can someone help me in this regard?
Thank you so much
Teja
Hello - what file import formats are supported by the software?
-Pascal
Hi Sir,
Thank you for your response.
I would like to use Rhino 6 geometry in Ansys Fluent for meshing. Hence, I would like to export the Rhino geometry to Ansys Fluent. I tried different format while exporting, but in Ansys, it is getting failed to load the geometry.
So, I would like to know how to export the geometry to Ansys Fluent.
Thank you in Advacne
Kim.
Hi Kim - I understand the question - my question to you is, what file formats does Ansys accept for import?
-Pascal
Hi sir,
Thank you very much.
Ansys accepts IGES, STP, parasolid etc files.
I tried these files, but it is not converting all the information.
Please help me sir.
Thank you
Kim
Hi Kim - can you post an example, as a Rhino file, of an object that does not transfer correctly?
-Pascal
Dear sir,
Thank you very much for your help.
After, i upload into the Ansys meshing, it is connecting neighboring
Please find the attachment.
Thank you sir
Kim.
Hi Kim -The geometry from Rhino via is surfaces, via IGES, surfaces or solids as STP; presumably Anysys is creating a mesh from these for the analysis… are there adjustments you can make in Ansys to get a different mesh? Does Annsys support trimmed surfaces? Can you post Rhino file that has an object that works as expected and one that does not?
-Pascal
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much.
Please find the Rhino geometry. Please help me sir.
Thank you
KimUrban.3dm (9.9 MB)
Hi Kim - I do not have Ansys so I cannot test, myself. I need an example of one piece of geometry which works correctly in Ansys and one piece of geometry that does not work in Ansys. Then, maybe, I can see what the difference is and, possibly advise on what to do.
-Pascal