How do I connect two partially joined surfaces on Solidworks?

Hello

I am currently making a bypass part for a ventilation duct in Solidworks. Given the complex geometry of the part, I decided to use surface functions and then build a volume body. To do this, I set up two staggered surfaces (inside and outside). Only I can't sew all the surfaces together because there is an infinitely small space between them. So my question is, how can I fill this space, or how should I go about creating a volume body from my initial surface.

Thanking you in advance,

Kind regards

Yann Cousin.


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 Hi Y.Cousin47

Your room really has a bad face

Why this type of design for this type of room

see this part SW 2017

if it fits  ;-)

2 sketches

a smooth boss that you cut

symmetry

Hull function

and recess of the remaining walls

see attached   file SW 2017

@+ ;-)

 


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+1 with  gt22,

Your tubes are not tangent so airflow problem and possibly nests in.

So bt22's proposal is much better;)

Maybe you need to make your outlets perpendicular and of constant diameter over a certain length to facilitate the connection with the hose or other tubes. (if not soldered  and therefore by clamp)

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Thank you for your answer, I tried with your method which is indeed simpler. The result obtained corresponds to my specifications.

Kind regards

Yann Cousin.

it's enough  for you @  y.cousin47

to close the question by appointing

The right response

that solved the problem 

@+ ;-)

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