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A comprehensive multidisciplinary pre-processing tool for CAE, ANSA offers all the capabilities required for building a full model, from CAD data to ready-to-run solver input files, in a single integrated environment. Due to the abundance of features and tools that fit various demands, ANSA is widely used in the automotive industry.
(Topo>surface>Extrude):
It is one of the methods to create a surface. If we have less than 3 single cons or curves to create a surface, we can use this option. Because the Surface → New option will not give a proper surface if we have less than 3 cons or curves. For example, if we have the incomplete cad like below,
For the above case, we can not try this with the Surface → New option because we do not have sufficient single cons to create a surface. If we try to create a new surface by Surface → New option, we will not get the expected CAD geometry. (Refer to the image below)
There are four different methods available in extrude.
Let’s understand them one by one with examples.
Here’s what you should know about the sweep method in extrude:
Here’s what you should know about the revolute method in extrude:
Here’s what you should know about the glide method in extrude:
Here’s how to work with the classic extrude method:
Hope this article helps you work with Extrude in ANSA easily.
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