### 10.10.5. Using ANSYS Meshing

An alternate method to proceed with the meshing process is to use ANSYS Meshing.

1. In BladeEditor, click StageFluidZone .

   The Details view for this appears.

2. Click the cell next to Flow Path and select `FlowPath1` in the Tree Outline view.

3. Click Apply.

4. Click Generate .

Note: If the generation fails, follow these steps:

1. In the Tree Outline view select `Blade1`.

   The Details view for `Blade1` is displayed.

2. Change Blade Extension (%) to `5`.

3. Click Generate .

The newly created `StageFluidZone1` feature will be useful for bringing the geometry into ANSYS Meshing. To do this:

- Return to ANSYS Workbench. In the Toolbox view under Component Systems, drag Mesh onto the Geometry cell.

  A new Mesh system appears with the Geometry cells being linked to one another.

It is possible to proceed with meshing in ANSYS Meshing from this point by double-clicking the Mesh cell. Your Project Schematic view may look like the one in Figure 10.15: Project Schematic View with Links to TurboGrid and ANSYS Meshing below.

Figure 10.15: Project Schematic View with Links to TurboGrid and ANSYS Meshing

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