内容课件教程msc培训element.pptxVIP

SECTION 4MESHING;INTRODUCTION;FINITE ELEMENTS;Finite elements come in different shapes and forms;INTRODUCTION TO FINITE ELEMENT MESHING;FINITE ELEMENTS TOPOLOGY AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES;MESHINGBASICS DEFINITIONS;MSC.PATRAN MESHING ALGORITHMS;ISO (MAPPED) MESHER WHAT GEOMETRY CAN BE MESHED;In the example above Surface 1:2 are congruent, Surface 2:3 are congruent, and Surface 4:5 are congruent. However, Surface 3:4 are not congruent. Two of the individual mesh paths are labeled “a” and “b”. There are five other mesh paths.;Two mesh paths labeled “a” and “b.” There are two more mesh paths; where are they?;The IsoMesher determines the physical location of each node to be created, using the vector function defining the shape of the geometry, e.g. The IsoMesher creates the nodes and “element” connectivity;When no mesh seeds or adjoining mesh occur in a mesh path, the Global Edge Length and the longest edge in the mesh path determine the number of elements per edge as follows:;Before Surfaces Meshed;;IsoMesh surfaces Select the Finite Elements Applications button. Set Action/Object/Type to Create/Mesh/Surface. Select the IsoMesh Mesher. Select Surface 1:4 for Surface List. Enter 0.2 for Global Edge Length. Apply.;Your model should now appear as follows.;IsoMesh the remaining surfaces of the model using a different Global Edge Length. Select Surface 5 6 for Surface List. Enter 0.25 for Global Edge Length. Apply.;PAVER (FREE) MESHER FOR SURFACES;The number of elements per edge is based on the following priority: Adjoining meshed regions that are topologically congruent Mesh Seeds Global edge length;ISO (MAPPED) MESH VS PAVER (FREE) MESH;Iso Mesh;GEL = 1/3;IsoMesh Parameters Define mesh smoothing parameters and mesh patterns;Solid mesher, TetMesh, generates tetrahedral elements for solids defined with an arbitrary number of faces (Patran native or parasolid B-rep Solid) Uses Delauney algorithm Uses tri mesh on faces to generate tetrahedral elements in the interior