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August 3, 2015, 12:20 |
Control of tetra meshing
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Benjamin
Join Date: Jul 2015
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Hello,
I have a beginner question about how to have a full control of your tetra meshing. I have a simple (3D) geometry: a cylinder with a restriction in the middle. And I would like to create the surface mesh but with 3 different sizes of cells: one big for the beginning, one very fine for the restriction and one between these two for the end. I tried to use the part mesh setup but the problem is that the size of the maximum element must be a power of 2 so every size that I use must be at least the double of half the size as another one, which is not what I want. Also I tried to compute the mesh part by part with changing the scale factor each time and it work well but there was no transitions between the 3 parts which made the mesh horrible... Do you have any advice on this problem ? Am I trying to do this the wrong way ? Thank you Ben |
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