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October 25, 2013, 02:41
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Right approach for meshing
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Harshad
Join Date: May 2013
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Hi all,
I am totally new to ICEM For last some days I am trying to mesh different geometries. Uploaded is a geometry imported in step format I tried a lot but not getting quality mesh(>0.3) Also when checking mesh lot of elements are problematic which I move into subset (I dont know what to do with this subset as they remain unfixed) I tried diff. combinations of methods and sequences Can u please tell me which is the right approach for this geometry Any help is appreciated if somebody expert can do this in lesser time,please reply by email my email id : hhs999@gmail.com Thanks |
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