Meshing in ANSYS/ Local Mesh Control/ Part-2

[@rahulbhatter5660]

One of the best channel for learning ANSYS I have found in you tube. You are doing a great job sir. Please make a detailed video on CFD FLUENT setup

[@graspengineering9249]

Thank you for appreciation !

[@jaypanchal1997]

​@@graspengineering9249meshing process is the same for FEA & CFD?

[@jaysolanki8366]

Waiting early for part 3 Thank you for sharing your priceless knowledge

[@graspengineering9249]

My pleasure

[@kaderkader8615]

as usual a very usefull video for sur it will help a lot of people thanks a lot for your videos et keep sharing them 👏👏👏

[@graspengineering9249]

Thank you for Appreciation !

[@0115221341]

another impressive one sir! I owe you man !

[@graspengineering9249]

Thank you for appreciation !

[@katcovn]

Thank you for sharing your video. Very useful.

[@graspengineering9249]

Welcome

[@anwarmumit8405]

Thank you very much sir.

[@graspengineering9249]

Your Welcome

[@saurabhswant7234]

It's very helpful

[@graspengineering9249]

Thank you !

[@nadanadine2631]

Thank u for your explanation. I have a question .Why can't we use face meshing with inflation ? Regards

[@graspengineering9249]

You can use it. But not required for FEA simulation.

[@Kevitalks]

Hi I am simulating a retaining wall which is made of interlocking block. Each block is connected to other with interlocking keys. The interlocking keys are curved in shape. Which method is the best suit here?

[@graspengineering9249]

Hello..It is based on the what behavior you want to study. You need to select simulation types based on loading conditions and BC. In case of gravity retaining wall, mostly we do simulation for bearing capacity, overturning, sliding , etc. by modeling all the block with frictional contacts and static structural non linear analysis.

[@mani4r]

first of all thanks alot.... please explain (if possible )why the changes you make made it sweepable body.

[@graspengineering9249]

Thank you for Appreciation ! If your FEA geometry is not sweepable then you need to split the body so that it becomes sweepable for sweep and hex mesh.

[@mani4r]

@@graspengineering9249 thank you.

[@mdzishan6403]

How to generate eight nodal isoparametric element Mesh

[@graspengineering9249]

Isoparametric is a numerical way of naming the elements. All the element uses isoparametric formulation. It is as same as eight node element (for example solid 185 in ANSYS).

[@pawanpingle7123]

खूपच छान! तुमच्या मदतीची गरज पडेल मला. तुमची वेबसाईट किवा ईमेल शेअर करू शकाल का?

[@graspengineering9249]

What kind of help do you need?

[@pawanpingle7123]

@@graspengineering9249 Can you make more videos on node selections? For instance, if I want to select a particular set of nodes in my geometry what are the different options available in ANSYS?

[@graspengineering9249]

@@pawanpingle7123 We might have explained in our videos. We will make video on same.

[@pawanpingle7123]

@@graspengineering9249 sir if I have a circular disc and I want to select nodes that occupy 183 degrees out of 360 degrees on that disc, then how to do that? Box or Lasso selection is not working

[@graspengineering9249]

If you are not able to do in mechanical then do splitting of 183 degree in design modeler and then check in mechanical, you have 183 degree surface for selection.