Mesh to CFD

[TEDPOWERTRAIN]

Hi  everyone

I have posted this issue on the CFD forum, since no one has replied, I decided to post this in here. I have an issue of the model not visible when I have done the surface wrap. Anyway, I still transfer the invisible model into the CFD setup and the problem is I couldn't set the boundary conditions and materials assign as you couldn't see the model.

Ted

[CCarreiras]

You have to turn the mesh into solid.
A mesh is only a shell with no solid, so you cant assign materials to a shell, the shell has no volume, etc.

[TEDPOWERTRAIN]

Hi

I didn't know what I have done wrong so I record a video.

Ted

[admaiora]

Hi, you have to follow what @CCarreiras  said.

[TEDPOWERTRAIN]

Hi

The thing is I don't know how to do it. I am just a technology dinosaur.

Ted

[admaiora]

Convert a mesh model to a  solid model can be easy or very tricky, and that can depends by many factors.

Your model looks quite big.

Here a video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sSX5-SFbkQ

https://apps.autodesk.com/INVNTOR/en/Detail/Index?id=6950391119076900441&appLang=en&os=Win64

If you can attach the mesh model I can tell you more about it

[TEDPOWERTRAIN]

Hi

I have tried using mesh enabler, it doesn't work. Some Autodesk staffs told me that I can import my mesh model directly to CFD by using surface wrap.

Ted

[CCarreiras]

The issue is... i believe your surfaces are too complex, too detailed...