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Hello all, Please show me how to apply variable pressure load on a turbine blade using WorkBench 11? This pressure load is variable from leading edge to trailing edge, and from the root to the tip. It has not been created from Ansys CFX; however, it's generated from aerodynamicist with a...

Hi cowski, Thank you for the GRIP code. You're very helpful. I'll try to use it and let you know soon. Regards, hvk

Hello all, I'm very happy since this forum is very responsive, although I'm very new to this group. Thanks all for your great inputs. cbrn: Your Math approach is very interesting, although it cannot be applied in my case, since it might take more time to understand and develop. However, I...

Hi nkwheelguy, Thanks for your best practice on "surface from point cloud". I don't think surface from point cloud is what i'm looking for. In fact, I have very high quality data points to define surfaces. And I actually used these data points in Pro/Engineering to create datum curves and...

Hi Shadowspawn, Wow! Thanks a lot. It seems to me your approach is the way to go. But before go to the details, first I'd like to know how to "LINK" NX2 with its point data on spreadsheet, given that I've already put all point data into a NX2 spreadsheet? I think I should use "splines thru...

Thanks dlad. I tried your way, using "from cloud points", but I got an undesirable surface. Regards, hvk

Thanks ewh. However, I've already tried the same way you show me (and save the point data file with extension .dat). But I got only 1 spline go all the points, although I need 200 separated splines. Some help resouces said that the data file should be formated like this: Row 1 x1 y1 z1 x2 y2...

Hello all, With Unigraphics NX2, I try to create a surface using "Thru Curves" option. To define this surface, I need about 200 splines. In Pro/Engineering, I know how to use only one .IBL file (point data file) to create curves. However, in Unigraphics NX2, it seems to me that I need to...