ANSYS ICEM资料--C1-HexaMeshing.ppt

6/18/04 6/18/04 Hexa Meshing Hexa Approach – Top Down and/or Bottom Up Block structure is created independent of geometry “Top down” topology creation The user as sculptor instead of brick layer One-step creation of advanced topologies (O-grid) “Bottom up” topology creation Blocking is built up like “laying bricks” Create blocks Extrude face Copy topologies Combinations of top-down and bottom-up techniques can be used Geometry Requirements for Hexa Geometry/Blocking Nomenclature Blocking Process – Overall Process Initialize Blocking Initialize Blocking – 2D Blocking Process – Structuring Blocking to Fit Geometry Blocking Process – Associate Blocking to Geometry Blocking Process – Move Vertices onto Geometry Moving Vertices of Different Associations Blocking Process – Assign Mesh Sizes Edge Parameters Viewing the Projected Shape of Edges Blocking Process – View Mesh Blocking Process – Checking Quality Blocking Process – Writing Out Mesh 2D Pipe Junction Tutorial Index Control Using Index Control O-Grids - Definition O-grids Around Bodies Creating O-Grids – Default O-Grid Creating O-Grids – Adding Faces Creating O-Grids – Adding Multiple Faces Creating O-Grids – Around Blocks Scaling O-Grids O-Grids – Example Usage Scan Plane 3D Pipe Junction Tutorial Three Basic uses of O-Grids SphereCube Tutorial Extend Split Split Face Merge Blocks Merge Faces Shaping Edges – Split Edge Shaping Edges – Split Edge Example Shaping Edges – Link Edge Set Location Align Vertices Bottom-Up Meshing Methods Transforming Blocks Create Blocks – 2D to 3D Rotate Extrude Face Create Block – Hexa (Vertex Locations) Create Block – Hexa (Geometry Locations) Create Block – Quarter O-Grid Create Block – Degenerate Block Collapse Blocks Split Vertex Merge Vertices Deleting Splits and O-Grids Delete Blocks – Permanently Refinement Periodicity – Specified in Tetin Periodicity – Specified in Blocking Viewing Periodicity Other Tutorials Three basic uses of O-grids Capture the shape of the geometry