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can we use deformed geometry from one physics to analyze it other physics?

Posted 07.10.2013, 16:37 GMT-4 MEMS & Nanotechnology, MEMS & Piezoelectric Devices, Mesh, Structural Mechanics Version 4.3, Version 4.3b, Version 5.1 8 Replies

Fnu Mohammed Taqiuddin
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Dear ALL,


I have a question,i have results from one physics(deformed geometry) and i want to use it for further analysis in other physics.is there any way to do it.
i have attached my deformed and un-deformed geometry pics.

please let me know if it can be done in any way.

thanks
8 Replies Last Post 01.09.2015, 09:05 GMT-4
Tae Eun Kim
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Posted: 1 decade ago 07.10.2013, 22:26 GMT-4
how about this:

1. right-click results>data sets>solution 1(if solution 1 includes the deformed geometry's solution), click remesh deformed configuration.
2. right-click meshes>deformed configuration, click export to file.
3. select file type and insert filename path.
4. click export.
5. right-click geometry, select import.
6. choose the file you exported in 4.

done!!!
how about this: 1. right-click results>data sets>solution 1(if solution 1 includes the deformed geometry's solution), click remesh deformed configuration. 2. right-click meshes>deformed configuration, click export to file. 3. select file type and insert filename path. 4. click export. 5. right-click geometry, select import. 6. choose the file you exported in 4. done!!!
Fnu Mohammed Taqiuddin
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Posted: 1 decade ago 08.10.2013, 12:53 GMT-4
hi TAE,

many thanks for the reply.

but for some reason when i try it,i still get same undeformed geometry after exporting it.
can you name or point an example of that kind so that i ca go through?

once again thanks
hi TAE, many thanks for the reply. but for some reason when i try it,i still get same undeformed geometry after exporting it. can you name or point an example of that kind so that i ca go through? once again thanks
Tae Eun Kim
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11.10.2013, 00:32 GMT-4
Hi,

I uploaded test.zip file.

In test.mph file, there are two Models. One is the moving mesh and structural mechanics, another is heat transfer.

after solving the first model, i exported test.mphtxt using the procedure I mentioned before.

and then,

I imported it in the geometry section. you can find the geometry that is deformed.

thanks
Hi, I uploaded test.zip file. In test.mph file, there are two Models. One is the moving mesh and structural mechanics, another is heat transfer. after solving the first model, i exported test.mphtxt using the procedure I mentioned before. and then, I imported it in the geometry section. you can find the geometry that is deformed. thanks

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Fnu Mohammed Taqiuddin
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11.10.2013, 01:20 GMT-4
hi TAE,

i cannot open the zip file you attach.
can you attach it again please.

many thanks
hi TAE, i cannot open the zip file you attach. can you attach it again please. many thanks
Tae Eun Kim
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11.10.2013, 04:05 GMT-4
Hi,

I attached test.mph file.

thanks.

Note : If you want to get a deformed geometry, you need to setup the moving mesh interface.

Hi, I attached test.mph file. thanks. Note : If you want to get a deformed geometry, you need to setup the moving mesh interface.

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Xiaoqing Cao
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Posted: 1 decade ago 14.04.2014, 20:29 GMT-4

how about this:

1. right-click results>data sets>solution 1(if solution 1 includes the deformed geometry's solution), click remesh deformed configuration.
2. right-click meshes>deformed configuration, click export to file.
3. select file type and insert filename path.
4. click export.
5. right-click geometry, select import.
6. choose the file you exported in 4.

done!!!


Hi, Tae,

Thanks for this instruction, it works in GUI. Do you know the matlab script for the steps 2-4.

I tried to implement the export of deformed geometry automatically but can not find the matlab script.

Hope you can still reach this post~
[QUOTE] how about this: 1. right-click results>data sets>solution 1(if solution 1 includes the deformed geometry's solution), click remesh deformed configuration. 2. right-click meshes>deformed configuration, click export to file. 3. select file type and insert filename path. 4. click export. 5. right-click geometry, select import. 6. choose the file you exported in 4. done!!! [/QUOTE] Hi, Tae, Thanks for this instruction, it works in GUI. Do you know the matlab script for the steps 2-4. I tried to implement the export of deformed geometry automatically but can not find the matlab script. Hope you can still reach this post~
Chaoyang Xie
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Posted: 1 decade ago 06.11.2014, 17:56 GMT-5
Hi, I have the same problems.
Could you find the Matlab script for exporting the deformed geometry?

Please share to me if you got this.

Thanks very much.
Hi, I have the same problems. Could you find the Matlab script for exporting the deformed geometry? Please share to me if you got this. Thanks very much.
Gerardo E. Villarreal-Garcia
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Posted: 9 years ago 01.09.2015, 09:05 GMT-4
Thanks Tae! This was extremely useful!

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Thanks Tae! This was extremely useful! -- ------------------------- Gerardo Villarreal PhD Student Centre for Quantum Photonics H.H. Wills Physics Laboratory University of Bristol Tyndall Avenue Bristol BS8 1TL, UK Office 1.25 Email: Gerardo.VillarrealGarcia@bristol.ac.uk

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