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    Ansys: Musa Abed Qassim

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    The document discusses body suppression and parts in ANSYS. It provides three key points about body suppression: suppressed bodies are not plotted or sent to other modules, suppressed bodies are excluded from models when exported, and suppressed bodies are indicated with an "X" in the tree outline. It also notes that by default each body is placed in its own part, but that bodies can be grouped into multipbody parts which allow for conformal meshes on shared faces between bodies. To form a new multipbody part, select two or more bodies and use the "Form New Part" option under the Tools menu.

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    The document discusses body suppression and parts in ANSYS. It provides three key points about body suppression: suppressed bodies are not plotted or sent to other modules, suppressed bodies are excluded from models when exported, and suppressed bodies are indicated with an "X" in the tree outline. It also notes that by default each body is placed in its own part, but that bodies can be grouped into multipbody parts which allow for conformal meshes on shared faces between bodies. To form a new multipbody part, select two or more bodies and use the "Form New Part" option under the Tools menu.

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    The document discusses body suppression and parts in ANSYS. It provides three key points about body suppression: suppressed bodies are not plotted or sent to other modules, suppressed bodies are excluded from models when exported, and suppressed bodies are indicated with an "X" in the tree outline. It also notes that by default each body is placed in its own part, but that bodies can be grouped into multipbody parts which allow for conformal meshes on shared faces between bodies. To form a new multipbody part, select two or more bodies and use the "Form New Part" option under the Tools menu.

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    ANSYS

    Musa Abed Qassim

    UNIVERSITY OF BABYLON
    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING/ ALMUSAYAB
    Energy Engineering Department
    Body Suppression: –

     Suppressed bodies are not plotted.


     Suppressed bodies are not sent to other Workbench modules for
    meshing or analysis, nor are they included in the model when
    exporting to a Parasolid file (.x_t).
     In the tree outline an “X” is shown for each suppressed body.

    Parts: –
     By default, the DesignModeler places each body into one part by itself.

     You can group bodies into parts•Multibody parts contain multiple bodies
    (volumes), but have shared topology.The meshes on shared faces will
    match (conformal mesh)

     To form a new part, select two or more (or RMB “Select All”) bodies from
    the graphics screen and use >Tools>Form New Part

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     The “Form New Part” option is available only when bodies are selected
    and you are not in a feature creation or feature edit state.

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