ansys教程三---自适应网格划分（ANSYS tutorial three -- adaptive mesh generation）.doc

ansys教程三---自适应网格划分（ANSYS tutorial three -- adaptive mesh generation） ANSYS advanced analytical techniques guide adaptive mesh generation 3-1 The ANSYS program provides approximate techniques for automatically estimating specific analysis types, as mesh partitioning brings about Error. (error estimates are discussed in the ANSYS, Basic, Analysis, Procedures, Guide, fifth chapter) Through this error estimate, the program can determine whether the mesh is fine enough. If not enough, the program will automatically Refine mesh to reduce error. This automatic estimation of the mesh error and refinement of the mesh is called self adaptation The mesh is then divided by a series of solving procedures, making the error less than the user specified value (or until) Maximum number of times specified by the user. The ANSYS software contains a pre written macro, ADAPT.MAC, which completes the adaptive meshing Function. The users model must satisfy certain conditions before using the macro. (in some cases, A model that does not meet the requirements can also be implemented with a modified procedure for adaptive mesh partitioning, which is discussed below These requirements include:? The standard ADAPT procedure is only applicable to single solution linear static structure analysis and linear steady state Thermal analysis. ? The model is best to use a material type because the error calculation is based on the average nodal stress Yes, they can not be calculated at different material transition locations. Whats more, the energy error of the unit is... Affected by the elastic modulus of the material. Therefore, in the case of stress continuity of two adjacent elements, the Energy errors may also vary due to material properties. The shell should also be avoided in the model A thick mutation, which can also cause an average problem in stress, is occurring. ? The model must use the type of units that support error calculations. (see table 3-1). The model must be grid - specific: that i