Depuis la version 2026, Flux 3D et Flux PEEC ne sont plus disponibles.
Veuillez utiliser SimLab pour créer un nouveau projet 3D ou pour importer un projet Flux 3D existant.
Veuillez utiliser SimLab pour créer un nouveau projet PEEC (pas possible d'importer un projet Flux PEEC existant).
/!\ La documentation est en cours de mise à jour – des références au 3D peuvent subsister.
Flux mesh import workflow
Introduction
This section presents the steps to follow in Flux to import the mesh through the Nastran file.
Workflow
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- Open Flux, out of the Modeler context
- Import the mesh:
- Select the Nastran (or OptiStruct) file to import
- Define the coordinate system and units if necessary
- Change the Face split angle if necessary: this angle corresponds to the minimal angle of facets* separation (two facets defining an angle superior or equal to this value will be separated to two faces. For an inferior angle, the facets are merged)
- Center or not the geometry
- Verify or not the geometry

That allows doing a "fast & quick" check of the geometry defaults: superimposed points, intersections between lines. To make a more complete check, launch the command:
After the import, we recover in Flux:- The mesh elements
- A "mesh object" containing the imported mesh
- The lines, faces from the facets merge and the volumes from SimLab/HyperMesh components
- The volume regions from the components
* A facet corresponds to an elementary face defined by a mesh surface element
- It is possible to create the infinite box in Flux after mesh import (if air
box has not been created in SimLab or HyperMesh):
- Create infinite box:
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Complete infinite box to generate the air volume and the associated mesh:
Choose the option:
Add geometry and mesh after mesh import:
- Create infinite box: