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Introduction
Introduction to ANSYS
Meshing
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Introduction to ANSYS Meshing
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Overview of ANSYS products and the ANSYS Customer Portal
What is the ANSYS Meshing?
How to launch ANSYS Meshing?
ANSYS Meshing graphics user interface
g methods
Meshing
Mesh controls
Geometry concepts

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Preprocessing Workflow
Geometry
Creation
OR
Geometry Import
Sketches and
a es
Planes
3D Operations
Extrude, Revolve,
Sweep etc
Sweep,
Geometry Import
Options
Direct CAD/BiDirectional CAD
Geometry
Operations
Meshing
Solver
Meshing
Methods
3D Operations
Hybrid Mesh: Tet,

Prisms, Pyramids
Boolean, Body
Operations, Split,
etc
Hexa Dominant,
Sweep meshing
Geometry
Cleanup and
Repair
CutCell meshing
Automatic
Cleanup
Global Mesh
Settings
Merge, Connect,
Projection, Flow
Volume
Extraction, etc
Local Mesh
Settings
Sizing,
g
Body/Sphere of
Influence, Match
Control, etc

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What is the ANSYS Meshing ?
ANSYS Meshing is a component of ANSYS Workbench

Next generation meshing platform
Combines strengths of preprocessing offerings from ANSYS: ICEM CFD, TGRID, CFXMesh and Gambit
Plan to complete full integration by R15
Creates Mesh for different Physics and Solvers

CFD: Fluent,
Fluent CFX and POLYFLOW
Mechanical: Explicit dynamics, Implicit
Electromagnetic
Integrates directly with other WB

systems through the Project
Schematic

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Meshing Process in ANSYS Meshing
Structural,, CFD,, EM,, etc.
Adjust settings iff necessaryy
Sizing, Inflation, Pinch, etc.
Sizing Refine
Sizing,
Refine, Pinch
Pinch, Inflation
Inflation, etc
Preview Surface Mesh

Mesh, Inflation
Mesh Metrics
Metrics, Charts

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Launching ANSYS Meshing
From Component Systems
From Analysis Systems
Ex: Mesh
Ex: Fluid Flow ((Fluent),

), Fluid Flow (CFX)
(
)
ANSYS Meshing cannot be launched standalone, it can only be launched within

workbench as shown above
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ANSYS Meshing graphics user interface
Toolbars
Tree
O tli
Outline
Graphics
Window
Details
View
Message
Window
Entity Details
Bar
Status/Info Bar
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Units Display
Bar
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Tree Outline
The Tree Outline contains three sections by default:

Geometry
Coordinate Systems
Mesh
Meshing operations are displayed in the order in

which
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they are iinserted
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below
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Mesh
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RMB click on Mesh
Click RMB on any object in the tree launches a

context sensitive menu
Body meshes can be generated or cleared at

body level New in AM 13.0!
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Generate Mesh at mesh level will generate the
mesh for all unmeshed bodies New in AM 13.0!
RMB click on
body/part
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Details View
If an object
bj
iis selected
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d anywhere
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iin the
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Tree O
Outline,
li
d
details
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l d to that
h
object are displayed in the Details View below
The Details View provides options to review, edit or input values for meshing
operations

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Set Physics and Meshing Method
Meshing Options panel appears at the startup

Helps in setting meshing preference
Can also be accessed through Tool bar
Physics Preference :
Select the type of physics to be solved
Default Meshing parameters differ for each physics type
Mesh Method :
Any Meshing Method can be used for any Physics
Preference
Set Physics and Create method :

Sets selected Physics in Details View of Mesh
Inserts a Method control with all solid bodies selected
and defines the Mesh method as selected above
Set Meshing Defaults :

Updates physics preference in Option Dialog box
Option to display this panel at Meshing startup

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Meshing Methods for 3D Geometry
There are six meshing methods in the ANSYS Meshing for 3D geometries:
Tetrahedrons
Patch Conforming (TGrid based)
Patch Independent (ICEM CFD based)
Sweep
p
Generates prisms or hexahedral
MultiZone
Maily hexahedral elements
Hex Dominant
Automatic
Combines multiple methods based on complexity of the geometry
Patch conforming / Sweep Mesh
CutCell mesh New in AM 13!

Generates Cartesian CutCell mesh
Interoperability between different meshing methods New in AM 13!

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Meshing Methods for 2D Geometry
There are four meshing methods in the ANSYS Meshing for 2D geometries:
Automatic Method (Quad Dominant)

Triangles
Uniform Quad/Tri
Uniform Quad
Triangle (Tri)

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Quadrilateral (Quad)
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Meshing Methods : Tetrahedron
Can be used to generate tetrahedral mesh

Two algorithms available :
Patch Conforming
g ((TGrid - Tetra))
Patch Independent (ICEM CFD - Tetra)
Patch Independent
Patch Conforming
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Meshing Methods : Sweep
Can be used to generate prism/hexahedral mesh for sweepable bodies

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Meshing Methods : MultiZone
Can be used to generate prism/hexahedral mesh with automatic geometry

decomposition
Based on automatic blocking strategy (ICEM CFD Hexa)
This g
geometry
y would need to be decomposed
p
into 8 blocks to g
get similar mesh with
Sweep Method
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Meshing Methods : Hex Dominant
Recommended for bodies that cannot be swept

Creates a quad-dominant surface mesh first, then uses hex meshes to fill
most of the domain and Pyramids and Tet meshes for the rest of the
domain
Commonly used for Mechanical analysis

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Meshing Methods : Automatic
Combination of Tetrahedrons (Patch Conforming) and Sweep Methods

Automatically detects volumes that can be meshed with the Sweep method
Volumes that cannot be meshed using Sweep are meshed using Tetrahedrons
method with Patch Conforming Algorithm
Multiple Bodies
Patch Conforming
and Sweep

Single Body
Patch Conforming
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CutCell Meshing
Cartesian meshing method designed

for ANSYS FLUENT solver
Patch independent volume meshing
approach with automatic edge
defeaturing
Useful for meshing fluid bodies in
single or multibody parts. Cannot be
used to mesh assemblies of parts
Cannot be used in combination with
other Meshing Methods
Can produce better results than
tetrahedral methods
Inflation support
Not supported for zero thickness walls
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Global Mesh Controls
Appears when Mesh object is selected in Outline

tree
Allows definition of Global Mesh settings

Defaults : Set Physics and Solver preferences
Sizing : Specify sizing function (curvature, proximity,
f
fixed),
) mesh sizes, growth rate, etc.
Inflation : Prism layer growth
CutCellMeshing: CutCell meshing activation
Advanced : Advanced mesh parameters
Defeaturing : Ignore small features in geometry for
improving
p
g mesh q
quality
y
Statistics : View mesh count and mesh quality
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Local Mesh Controls
The mesh can be controlled

locally by scoping a
combination of the following
options to the geometry:
Sizing
Contact Sizing
Refinement
Mapped Face Meshing
Match Control
Pinch
Inflation
They can be accessed under

Mesh in the Tree outline

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Virtual Topology
When to use?
To merge together a number of small (connected) faces/edges
To simplify small features in the model
To simplify load abstraction for mechanical analysis
To create edge splits for better control of the surface mesh control New
in AM 13
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Virtual cell modifies the topology
Without VT
With VT
Original CAD model remains unchanged
New faceted geometry is created with
virtual topology

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Connections
Connections are mainly used to establish surface to surface contact between two
parts, mainly used for Mechanical Analysis
These contact regions are automatically resolved during a Mechanical analysis, but
will not be resolved in a CFD analysis
To resolve them
them, the faces in the contact regions should be made into a Named
Selection and defined as Interface zones in ANSYS Fluent or General Grid
Interface in ANSYS CFX.
Whether a mesh in conformal or non-conformal depends on how the geometry was
configured in DM
Multiple Parts (= Non Conformal Mesh)
Multi-body with Shared topology as Imprint (= Non Conformal Mesh)
Multi-body part with Shared Topology as Automatic (= Conformal Mesh)
However, Patch Independent tetrahedron meshing method with Match Mesh Where
Possible option may generate conformal grids whatever is the Shared Topology Method
used in DM
Geometry configurations mentioned above are set in DM

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Geometry Configuration Multiple Parts
Contact Region is automatically created between parts

2 Faces at contact region
Each Part meshed separately
Results in Non-conformal interface
Grid Interface in Fluent or GGI in CFX can be defined for
the faces at the contact region
By default each new body (solid) created in DM is

treated as new Part
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Geometry Configuration Multi-body Parts
Shared Topology as Automatic (default)

Faces at the Contact region are fused to form a single face
No Contact Region created
Common face acts as an Interior zone in Fluent
DM attribute

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Geometry Configuration Multi-body Part
Shared Topology as Imprint

The boundaries of the faces at contact region are imprinted on each other resulting
in like faces
Contact Region is automatically created at like faces
Results in Non-conformal interface
Grid Interface in Fluent or GGI in CFX can be defined for the faces at the contact
region
i
In DesignModeler
To create identical mesh on the like faces use Match Control option. Use
Fuse option in FLUENT to fuse like faces to get Conformal mesh
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Named Selections
Named Selections allow users to assign a

name to one or more selected entities in DM
or AM
The Named Selections used in DM can be
transferred to AM by allowing in the Workbench
options (Tools/Options/Geometry Import) before
open a DM session
All entities
titi within
ithi a N
Named
dS
Selection
l ti mustt b
be off
the same topology
Easy to reselect groups that will be referenced
often
Named selections are automatically exported to
solver modules like Fluent or CFX-Pre
Named Selections can be applied to the entities
of the same size,
size type or location
location, by using
new selection options New in AM 13!.
13! See the
Appendix at the end for details
Named
N
dS
Selection
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be iimported
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DesignModeler
i M d l
and other CAD systems
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Generating Mesh
RMB click on Mesh object in the tree to access

intuitive contextual menu
RMB click on a body will allow to mesh the selected
body using Direct Meshing technique New in AM 13!
Generate Mesh
Generates the entire volume mesh
Preview Surface Mesh

Creates surface mesh only
Recommended to check the quality of surface mesh before
volume meshing
Saves significant amount of meshing time
Cannot preview surface mesh when using Tetrahedron
method with Patch Independent algorithm, MultiZone or
CutCell methods
Not recommended to be used with Direct Meshing
g approach,
pp
as it deletes existing volume mesh in all the bodies to
compute surface mesh
Generate Mesh for selected body is a better option to
view surface mesh when using Direct Meshing
After preview surface mesh it is possible to export the surface

mesh for volume mesh generation in other packages such as TGrid
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Section Planes
Displays internal elements of the mesh

Elements on either side of plane displayed
Toggle between cut or whole elements display
Elements
El
t on the
th plane
l
Multiple section planes are allowed
For large meshes, it is advisable to switch to geometry mode (click on geometry in the
Tree Outline), create the section plane and then go back to mesh model
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APPENDIX

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Standard toolbar
Create sectional plane to view cut section of

geometry and mesh
Add a text comment (tag) in Graphics window
Add comments ((notes)) within currentlyy
highlighted branch in Outline Tree
Cut Section
Capture Figures and Images of

graphics view
view.
Image is a static screenshot of model
Figure is dynamic screenshot
Used
U
d tto representt information
i f
ti off Mesh
M hT
Tree in
i ttabular
b l
format

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Text comment (tag)
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Standard toolbar
Show all vertices on the model

Toggle wireframe mode on or off
Edge coloring by body color, by connection
or in black color
Show edges/faces with free (0, blue),
single (1
(1, red)
red), double (2
(2, black)
black),
triple (3,magenta) and multiple
(x, yellow) connectivity
All vertices and edge/face
connectivity on the model
New in AM 13.0!

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Model toolbar
Active when Model object is selected in Outline tree

Virtual Topology : Create virtual entities by merging small faces and/or edges to
improve meshing
Symmetry : Define Symmetric portions of geometry with symmetry planes
Connections : Define Contact regions, Interfaces, etc.
Mesh Numbering : Renumbering the nodes and elements
Named Selections : Define named selections

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Mesh toolbar
Active when Mesh object is selected in Outline tree

Update : Update geometry, generate mesh or write output data
Mesh : Generate or preview mesh in ANSYS Meshing
Mesh Control : Contains list of meshing controls like Mesh method
method, Sizing
Sizing,
Inflation, etc. that can be inserted in the outline tree
Metric Graph: Display or hide the mesh metrics graph
Options : Open Meshing Options panel for defining Physics preference and Mesh
method

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Coordinate Systems
Create new Coordinate systems

Required during Match Control operation
Global coordinate system is available by default
Following transformations can be performed on
new coordinate system
Offset
Rotate
Flip
Flip
Offset
Rotate
Create
New
System
Change/Delete
transformation
order
Coordinate Systems Context toolbar

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Named Selections as Boundary Conditions
Named Selections are also used to assign names to Boundary Zones and Cell
Zones and reference those in the Solvers like Fluent or CFX. Particularly the
Named Selections can be used to group regions for CFX-Pre
In
I Fluent,
Fl
t appropriate
i t boundary
b
d
type
t
is
i automatically
t
ti ll assigned
i
d if the
th N
Named
d
Selection label contains the keywords pertaining to the boundary type
Few examples of how the Named Selections can be used to automatically assign
boundary condition types in Fluent:
A 3D body can be assigned a named selection of fluid_1 if that body represents a fluid domain.
Fluent will assign a zone type of fluid to that cell zone when the mesh is transferred to Fluent
If a set of faces are assigned a Named Selection label of pressure_far_field_2, Fluent will assign the
boundary type of pressure-far-field when the mesh is imported to Fluent. Note that the name can be
any variation containing the keywords pressure, far, and field, like far_pressure_field_2, or
farpressurefield_2 or pressure-farfield_2 and it will still be recognized as pressure-far-field
boundary type when transferred to Fluent
A Named Selection label containing the keyword inlet and no other keywords pertaining to other
boundary condition types will be assigned a Velocity-Inlet boundary condition type. Similarly, a Named
Selection label containing the keyword outlet and no other keywords pertaining to other boundary
condition types will be assigned a Pressure-Outlet boundary condition type
Wall boundary type is assigned to a Named Selection label containing Wall or if it doesnt contain
keywords matching other boundary types
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Named Selections
Named Selections can be applied to selected geometries

Named Selections can be applied to a set of entities of
the same size, location or type by using the filter Apply
geometry items of same
New in AM13!
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