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From the Flow study section of the action bar,
click Fluid Set
.
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Select the geometric elements.
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Click Join volume to join volumes that touch each other.
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Select the type for each fluid volume:
- Optional:
To define a planar symmetry, select Symmetry as the
Boundary type.
You can click Invert side
to invert the side to keep. When a symmetry is defined, the Fluid
set information is updated in the Flow optimization
assistant and shows the symmetry. Moreover, the corresponding SIMULIA
symmetry feature is automatically created.
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Click Preview to display the computed geometry.
If there is a contact overlap between pipes, a smooth transition
is generated between them.


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To manage gaps between adjacent fluid elements, right-click the Elements for
fluid volumes box and select .
 The feature is
aggregated under the Fluid Set node in the tree. You can create as many multi-sections volumes as required. For more information, see
Generative Shape Design: Creating Volumes: Creating Multi-Sections Volumes.
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In the tree, click the fluid set feature and do one of the following:
Option | Description |
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Hide/Show |
Displays hidden or shown objects alternatively. |
 Show all fluid
volumes |
Shows the fluid set and all the associated fluid volumes. |
 Show only this fluid
set |
Shows this disconnected feature and all its disconnected areas. |
 Set
transparency |
Sets transparency to 50%. |
Apply
material |
Applies a material on this fluid set. |
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