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ANSYS ANSYS Geometry: Geometry: 13.0 Update 13.0 Update ANSYS ANSYS Geometry: Geometry: 13.0 Update 13.0 Update © 2010 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary © 2010 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary

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ANSYS ANSYS Geometry: Geometry: 13.0 Update13.0 Update

ANSYS ANSYS Geometry: Geometry: 13.0 Update13.0 Update

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Simulation-focused� Specialized tools for engineering

simulation� Physics-aware meshing methods

Workbench-integrated� Seamlessly integrated into

engineering workflows� Automated update

CAD-neutral� Works with all major CAD

Highly automated� Parametric and persistent

ANSYS Geometry and Meshing

Advantages

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� Works with all major CAD systems and file standards

� CAD interfaces and file readers

� Parametric and persistent� Advanced meshing methods

which automatically capture detail

Feature Rich� Connected to CAD parameters

and attributes� DesignModeler, SpaceClaim

� Extensive meshing methods and controls

Flexible� History-based and direct modeling� Automatic to hand-crafted mesh

� WB Meshing and Extended Meshing tools

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ANSYS 13.0

Geometry and Meshing

• Feature release driven by customer requests• Focused on providing value for:

– More automated and flexible CFD modeling/meshing process

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– More automated and flexible Beams & Shells modeling/meshing process

– More robust hex modeling/meshing– Improved performance

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13.0 Geometry Enhancements

• DesignModeler Improvements– Beam and Shell Modeling– Model Preparation Tools– Usability and Performance– Analysis Specific Tools

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– Analysis Specific Tools• SpaceClaim I ntegration• Geometry Interface Improvements

– New CAD Readers– Support for new CAD releases– Geometry Interface Performance

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DesignModeler DesignModeler ImprovementsImprovementsDesignModeler DesignModeler ImprovementsImprovements

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Automatic Surface Extension

• Improved shell modeling:

– Extension groups are identified based on user specified gap

– Initial value for the

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– Initial value for the gap is prefilled

– Visual feedback for selecting gap

– View and edit options similar to repair tools

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Joints and Mid-Surface

Improvements

• Improved Mid-Surfacing– Surface thickness can be assigned at the body level or at the face

level– Thickness assignment for multiple faces in a single step

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• Improved joint handling– Joint feature now allows selection

of both surface and lines– Easy to form shared topology

between line and surface bodies

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Visualization Tool to Display

Connectivity

• Edge color based on number of faces sharedFree – 0 face - BlueBlueSingle – 1 face – RedRed

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Double – 2 faces – BlackTriple – 3 faces – PinkPinkMultiple – 4 faces – YellowYellow

• Color choices can be customized

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Easy Visualization of Edge

Connectivity

• Thickness control for specific edge types

• View options to control display of specific types

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Thick MultipleDisplay only Single edges

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Improved Selection

• Both sides highlighting during selection– Easy to view selection

in complex models

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Single Side Highlighted Both Sides Highlighted

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Face Split by Points and Edges

• Easy and flexible options for geometry decompositions

• Multiple splits in a single step

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stepFace Splits by Points and

Edges

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Edge Split by Locations

• Split locations can be specified by mouse click

• Edge direction display is available for split by fraction method

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fraction method• Multiple locations on one

or more edges are supported

• Split locations can be modified after the split, by dragging the split points

Edge Split by Locations

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Additional Decomposition Tools

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Slice a solid by selecting edge loops Splitting a face by screen locations

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Face Connect

• Ensures shared topology among faces within user specified tolerance– Support for partial

overlap

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overlap

Connect Faces

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NS Propagation for Improved

Persistence

• Yes – Selection

Yes No

Original Selection

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propagates to the resultant entity

• No – The selection is destroyed by the operation

Original Selection

No

Yes

Yes

No

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Instancing Support in DM

• Instancing support at the part level– Instances imported

from external CAD– Instances can be

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– Instances can be defined in DM

• Benefits– Improved performance– Identical mesh on

similar parts

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DM Electronics

• Custom tools to automate model preparation for Icepak– Four levels of

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– Four levels of simplification supported

– Ability to specify Icepakprimitives

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SpaceClaimSpaceClaim Direct Direct ModelerModelerSpaceClaimSpaceClaim Direct Direct ModelerModeler

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ANSYS SpaceClaim Direct Modeler

SCDM: Direct Modeling

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SCDM Compliments DesignModeler

DM: Feature Based Modeling

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Improved Integration with WB

• Data-integrated with Workbench– SC launched directly from the

project schematic– Geometry cell now offers two

choices for editing

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choices for editing

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Geometry Interface Geometry Interface ImprovementsImprovementsGeometry Interface Geometry Interface ImprovementsImprovements

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Supported CAD Versions at 13.0

• Windows (Associative Interfaces)– Pro/Engineer Wildfire 3, Wildfire 4 and WF 5– Autodesk Inventor 2010, 2011– CATIA V5 R18, R19, R20– SolidWorks 2009 and 2010– Solid Edge ST1 and Solid Edge ST2– UG NX 6, NX 7, NX 7.5

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– UG NX 6, NX 7, NX 7.5– CoCreate Modeling 2008 and CoCreate Modeling 17– Teamcenter Engineering 2005, 2007, 2008 with UG NX 5 and UG NX 6

• Windows (Readers)– CATIA V5 R18, R19, R20– CATIA V4– IGES, STEP, ACIS, Parasolid

– Pro/Engineer WF 3, WF 4 and WF 5– JT Open

• LINUX– Pro/Engineer WF3– UG NX 6 and NX 7.5– IGES, STEP, ACIS, Parasolid

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Gambit Reader for Workbench

• Legacy model support for GAMBIT databases– Reads Real (ACIS) geometry

from a Gambit database– Does not include reading

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– Does not include reading meshing information

– Edit the geometry in DM– Mesh the geometry in ANSYS

Meshing

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Faster and Targeted Update

• Model state is compared to identify changes

• Only changed bodies and parts are refreshed

• Meshing update is required

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• Meshing update is required only for the changed bodies

• Significant reduction in time for updating the mesh after modifying the model

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Simulation-focused� Shell and beam improvements� Mesh connections

� Improved physics preferences

Workbench-integrated� Data-integrated SpaceClaim� More parametric control of

meshing

CAD-neutral Highly automated

ANSYS Geometry and Meshing

Advances

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� New readers� Updated CAD system support

� SpaceClaim

� Improved performance� Improved memory usage

� Smart updates

Feature Rich� CutCell Mesh method� Topology diagnostics

� Extensive hex modeling/meshing

Flexible� Direct Meshing� Extended Meshing

� CAD and Mesh defeaturing tools