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How to use a mesh coming from ICEM CFD in Mechanical, inside Workbench

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    • June 5, 2023 at 7:04 am
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      You must use an external Model component and import the .uns file to it. Create a link between the setup of external Model component and the model case of structural Analysis. In the Model’s properties, activate “Create Geometry Face components” to add Named selections. You can use these Named selections to define boundary conditions in Mechanical.

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