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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 23, 2026
Filed:
Jun. 02, 2022
Ansys, Inc., Canonsburg, PA (US);
Justin Miles Tristan Penrose, Wantage, GB;
Laith Zori, Clifton, VA (US);
Juan Carlos Morales Rebellon, Tampa, FL (US);
Thomas Gessner, Grantham, NH (US);
Krishnan Hariharan, Pune, IN;
ANSYS, INC., Canonsburg, PA (US);
Abstract
Computational fluid dynamics simulations of objects with many similar but distinct flow boundary regions on a larger surface can use an approach that creates geometries and meshes for the larger surface (e.g., a first mesh) independently of geometries and meshes for the distinct flow boundary regions (second mesh). The second mesh can be imprinted onto the first mesh prior to a CFD simulation, and if a revision to the design of the regions is desired, a revised mesh for the regions (based on a revised geometry for the regions) can be imprinted on the first mesh without having to redo the first mesh. Thus, revisions of the design can avoid recreating the first mesh.