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May 10, 2006, 06:46 |
Difference in Hex and Tet mesh
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Hi,
i would like to know what is the difference b/w Hex Mesh And what is it's effect in computational domain. Thanks in advance for all participents for sharing there ideas on this topic. with regads san |
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May 10, 2006, 08:38 |
Re: Difference in Hex and Tet mesh
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hex mesh is simillar to rectangular mesh in two dimensional(stuctured mesh) whereas tetra mesh is simillar to tringular mesh ( unstucture mesh) . if u have complex geometry then if will be difficult to mesh with hexa mesh u need to go for tetra meshing scheme. but the tera mesh is computationaly expensive . hope it clear ur question.
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May 11, 2006, 07:13 |
Re: Difference in Hex and Tet mesh
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Hi, Thanks for participation, but i want to know how tetra mesh is more computationally expensive. Generally it is regarded as Hex Mesh gives more accurate answer then the tet mesh. is this ture ? if yes how (can you explain / send some Material regarding this ).
With regards San |
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