Click Extrapolate
.
The Extrapolate Definition dialog box appears.
Select a surface Boundary.
Select the surface to be Extrapolated.
Select the extrapolation Type:
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Length:
enter the value in the Length field or use the
manipulators in the 3D geometry.
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Up to: the Up to field is
enabled. Select an element belonging to the same support as the
surface to be extrapolated (surface or plane).
Specify the Limit of the extrapolation by
either:
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entering the value of
the extrapolation length
-
selecting a limit
surface or plane
-
using the manipulators
in the geometry.
Specify the Continuity type:
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Tangent: the extrapolation side is tangent to the
extrapolated surface tangent
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Curvature: the extrapolation side complies with the curvature
of the side of the extrapolated surface.
Tangent continuity
Curvature continuity
Specify Extremities conditions between the
extrapolated surface and the support surface.
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Tangent: the
extrapolation sides are tangent to the edges adjacent to the
surface boundary.
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Normal: the
extrapolation sides are normal to the original surface boundary.
Tangent extremity (and tangent continuity)
Normal extremity (and curvature continuity)
Specify the Propagation type:
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Tangency continuity to propagate the extrapolation to the
boundary's adjacent edges.
-
Point continuity
to propagate
the extrapolation around all the boundary's vertices.
Tangent continuity
Point continuity
Click OK to create the extrapolated surface.
The surface (identified as Extrapol.xxx) is added to the
specification tree.