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Why can’t an axonometric view be generated for two separate pipe sections, one at the fan inlet and one at the fan outlet? But I can create a view once I delete one of them. Why is that?
It might be because the two pipe segments are not properly connected, or there are data errors at the connection point. Ensure that the two pipe segments match exactly in terms of spatial position and parameters, and check for any overlaps or gaps. Once the connection issue is resolved, it should be possible to extract the axonometric view normally. .
Thank you. By the way, I have it connected to the fan, and the airflow comes out from the fan’s outlet. How should I represent the fan in the software?
In software, to represent fans, specific fan components or models are usually required. You can check whether the software provides standard components or library files for fans. If available, simply select the appropriate fan model from the database and add it to your design, making sure that the fan’s inlet and outlet match the connected pipes. If there is no direct fan model available in the software, you may need to create one customly or look for a third-party model. Ensure that the parameters of the fans in the model, such as flow rate and pressure, are set correctly, so that accurate fluid dynamics calculations can be performed throughout the system. .
Set the fan as a weightless rigid component fixed at the bottom; the distance from (1) to the inlet and outlet should be set according to the dimensions specified in the fan’s specifications sheet. (2) The temperature is based on the operating temperature of the working medium. (3) The size should be based on that of the pipeline; ordinary fans don’t have insulation either, so it doesn’t make much of a difference.