Ansys workbench Mech-Intro_14.0_L04_Meshing网格划分-中英文对照.pdf

Lecture 4 Meshing in Mechanical 14. 0 Release Introduction to ANSYS Mechanical Part 1 1 © 2011 ANSYS, Inc. February 20, 2013 Release 14.0 Chapter Overview In this chapter controlling meshing operations is described. Topics: A. Global Meshing Controls B. Local Meshing Controls C. Meshing Troubleshooting D. Virtual Topology E. Workshop 4-1, “Meshing Control” 2 © 2011 ANSYS, Inc. February 20, 2013 Release 14.0 Meshing in Mechanical The nodes and elements representing the geometry model make up the mesh: • A “default” mesh is automatically generated during a solution. • It is generally recommended that additional controls be added to the default mesh before solving. • A finer mesh produces more precise answers but also increases CPU time and memory requirements. 3 © 2011 ANSYS, Inc. February 20, 2013 Release 14.0 A. Global Meshing Controls Physics Based Meshing allows the user to specify the metrics used in measuring element quality to be based on the kind of analysis being done. Physics preferences are: • Mechanical • Electromagnetics • CFD • Explicit Different analysis types define acceptable or favorable element shapes differently. For this course we limit the discussion to Mechanical. 4 © 2011 ANSYS, Inc. February 20, 2013 Release 14.0 … Global Meshing Controls • Relevance is the most basic global size control and is set in the “Defaults” area of the mesh details. • Relevance is set between –100 and +100. - Relevance = coarse + Relev