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What is the best way/ format of exporting a mechanical assembly from pro engineer/creo to ansys for fluid analysis?‎

Why is it impossible to maintain the strict degree of accuracy of the designed parts?‎

How to reduce the difficulties and to reduce the time for component design?‎

 

تم إضافة الجواب من قبل  مستخدم محذوف‎
قبل 9 سنوات

You can use IGES/STEP, Parasolid format for export from PTC Creo to ANSYS. If you have installed ansys workbench along with PTC Creo plugins you can directly open the geo ... الإطلاع على المزيد

 

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Great answers ... I may add "to benchmark" with similar success stories/components and try to find added value when possible.. That's a shortcut , isn' ... الإطلاع على المزيد

 

تم إضافة الجواب من قبل  Sunil Chandra Mohan, Assistant Manager-R&D, Kerala Agro Machinery Corporation Ltd.(Kerala State Govt. undertaking)
قبل 11 سنة

Following a documented procedure for design is also pertinent. Many a times it is required to document the roadmap of the design procedurefor transparency within the orga ... الإطلاع على المزيد

 

تم إضافة الجواب من قبل  Madhusudhan Anjanappa
قبل 9 سنوات

It is always better to use IGES format to import3D models to ANSYS.

 

تم إضافة الجواب من قبل  Oliver Hall, Mechanical Engineer, Freelancer
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I can't say which one is better because I haven't worked with both of them. However, when I was searching to find an answer to this question myself, several peo ... الإطلاع على المزيد

 

تم إضافة الجواب من قبل  Eby Mathai, Engineering Manager, KeM Engineering Services LLC
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Employ competent people. Use latest and relevent technology. Evaluate existing processes / procedures periodically. Provide trainings to employes so that they shall learn ... الإطلاع على المزيد

 

تم إضافة الجواب من قبل  مستخدم محذوف‎
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My personal first choice is always Parasolid format  (***.x_t  or  ***.x_b) I faced less problems meshing a Parasolid file rather than IGES