Rios
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Hello, everyone.
I am new to the forum and write for the first time. I've been looking in previous discussions but I haven't found anything that can help me. I hope I checked well. If I didn't apologize in advance.
I present to you my problem regarding the use of catia v5.
I have the stp design of a wing that I have to analyze with star ccm+.
to do this I must extrapolate the outer surface of the wing and create, on a parallelepiped represent the fluid domain, the hollow form of such wing.
Starting from the overall design and the "generative shape design" menu with the "extreme" command, I managed to isolate the outer surfaces of the various components.
I closed all the holes due to the rivets with the "fill" command and connected the surfaces of the various components with the "connection" command. after such operations I find the closed surface 3d.
is it possible to make it clear that it is a unique surface and not a set of surfaces?
How can I continue in my work to create the slave on the parallelepipedo?
Thank you.
I am new to the forum and write for the first time. I've been looking in previous discussions but I haven't found anything that can help me. I hope I checked well. If I didn't apologize in advance.
I present to you my problem regarding the use of catia v5.
I have the stp design of a wing that I have to analyze with star ccm+.
to do this I must extrapolate the outer surface of the wing and create, on a parallelepiped represent the fluid domain, the hollow form of such wing.
Starting from the overall design and the "generative shape design" menu with the "extreme" command, I managed to isolate the outer surfaces of the various components.
I closed all the holes due to the rivets with the "fill" command and connected the surfaces of the various components with the "connection" command. after such operations I find the closed surface 3d.
is it possible to make it clear that it is a unique surface and not a set of surfaces?
How can I continue in my work to create the slave on the parallelepipedo?
Thank you.