Instead of splitting, you can 'slice' the body wherever you want. Also you can use Boolean operations on body to get the desired shape of body. Search Ansys help manual for more information.

Instead of splitting, you can 'slice' the body wherever you want. Also you can use Boolean operations on body to get the desired shape of body. Search Ansys help manual for more information.

Are you using Design Modeler or Space Claim?

In Design Modelere you should first draw a sketch with the 'splitting' geometry. Afterwards use "Extrude", "Rotate", etc. but instead of "Imprint" you can use "Slice Material".

I don't know how it works in Space Claim but should be similar. Otherwise - as Nikhil Patil already said - use boolean operations.

Its possible in Design modeler

got it

If you are using spaceclaim it is very easy. just you have to create surface, then go to SPLIT BODY option, select the body then surface..

I'm agree with slicing it using "slice function". However you need to define the sketch where you want to slice the body from.

I also agree with slice function

Cherian Johny

Actually i have sliced the geometry(a cylinder) and meshed it but problem is somehow there is creation of two wall surfaces at the interface of two mesh i guess which are not even being displayed when i do highlight mesh zone

you should create a sketch and define your intended area and then by using the split tool, you can discrete the surface and by using the slice tool, you can cut the model.