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Sorry, ignore the previous post. I understand what the problem is now.

I don't know if I'm missing something, but shouldn't you thicken the surface?

If by WB you mean WorkBench, then you probably should post in the ANSYS section. If you do mean WorkBench, then you just click on your support and there's a tab named Reaction than you can expand and see your reaction forces.

Is there a way to convert an assembly into a single solid part, other than exporting it as an IGES then re-importing it as a part?

Workbench cannot do Shell Analysis. You can import a surface, then define a thickness and he'll mesh it as a solid.

Hello I have a situation similar to this thread : http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=128980 I have one rectangular plate, with three smaller square reinforcement plates bolted on the main plate and placed over its longitudinal axis. Now, Mechanica can mesh the reinforcement plates alone...

I have never used Commands in ANSYS Classic. But while reading the Help Documentation, it states that you need a License Level of ANSYS Professional and above to be able to use the Commands. Which I don't have, so thanks anyways.

Does anyone know how to put a variable pressure in Workbench. There's a drop down menu to select other options but there's only one option and that's constant.

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I was just wondering what's everyones opinion are in regards to using stainless steel filters on gas engines. More specifically this one : http://www.scottsperformance.com/products.php?PartType=3 Are they superior to paper filters as they claim?