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December 8, 2017 at 12:09 pm
Siva Pavan Josyula
SubscriberHello,
Can anyone help me with revesing shell normals in ANSYS workbench. Currently I am working on Rotor Blade Geometry. If I mesh in Workbench both Suction side and Pressure Sides are taking either top or bottom offset, resulting in mesh destortion in geometry.
Could anyone help me with reversing shell normals?
Regards,
Siva Pavan Josyula
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December 12, 2017 at 11:27 pm
peteroznewman
SubscriberHello Siva,
Here is what I know about element orientation in Mechanical (not Meshing).
If you have two surface bodies in a multibody part, if you right click on Geometry, you can Insert an Element Orientation object.
I didn't select the Axis properly for the top surface so the normal points inward.
This is what I had....................................This is what I changed it to.
Now I have the correct outward normal.
However, I got this warning message, so I'm not sure what the solver will do.
Perhaps you are concerned about the offsets. Here is the shell with both bodies offset to Top.
When I change one of the Body Properties from this to this
The offsets match.
Is this helpful?
Regards,
Peter
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