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view totality of a symmetric domain in ansys cfx

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Hello everyone,
I return to this oasis of knowledge to ask for the help that so far no one has given me.
in ansys cfx I conducted a fluiddynamic simulation on half the actual domain of the actual domain so as to exploit the symmetry of the problem and halve the comuputational "weight". now that the simulation has come to convergence I wonder: is there a way to see in cfd post the entire domain and not only its half "built"?. From the point of view of the calculation this would not mean anything more because, ultimately, it would be to make a mirroring operation regarding the symmetry plan.. .

Good day to all,
Christian
 
Hello everyone,
I return to this oasis of knowledge to ask for the help that so far no one has given me.
in ansys cfx I conducted a fluiddynamic simulation on half the actual domain of the actual domain so as to exploit the symmetry of the problem and halve the comuputational "weight". now that the simulation has come to convergence I wonder: is there a way to see in cfd post the entire domain and not only its half "built"?. From the point of view of the calculation this would not mean anything more because, ultimately, it would be to make a mirroring operation regarding the symmetry plan.. .

Good day to all,
Christian
to give the answer: someone could come in handy.
Once you see the file.cst you just have to make the wireframe of the simulation domain visible, go over with the pointer in select mode (not rotate or pan) and right-click. a context menu will appear in which the reflect/mirror voice is visible. you have to give him the refiling board and the game is done!
salut to all the friends of the forum!
 

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