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Handling Multiple holes for surface operations in CFD-GEOM |
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In the past, cutting or filling holes in surfaces with CFD-GEOM
required a two step process; 1) pick the surface 2) pick the closed set of
curves that forms the hole. Not a bad process but in the case of having
to cut with multiple holes, it was quite inefficient since you could only
cut one hole at a time. Now you can handle hundreds of holes with a similar
two step process; 1) pick the surface, 2) pick all curves or edges that may
form holes. CFD-GEOM will automatically determine the closed sets of curves
that form holes and complete the hole cutting/filling process. Below is an example with the Cut Hole(s) tool.
Figure 1. Cut Hole(s) tool in CFD-GEOM
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| Figure 2. Geometry before cutting holes
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Figure 3. Geometry after cutting holes
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If you have any questions about this feature or would like us
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Regards,
ESI CFD Support Team
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