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Vincenzo Gagliardi
Join Date: Mar 2009
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I'm using hexablock option to mesh a cylinder part which is connected to another volume (simplified test, real geometry is more complex). I would like to use hexa block methodology in conjunction with another methodology mesh, BUT I want two meshes are completely connected. I'm able to create continuity for any kind of mesh except when I use hexablock meth.
Which is correct procedure to reach the goal? Attached an example where hexablock is connected to tetra part without discontinuity. Vince |
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Nanis
Join Date: Dec 2013
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hey
hex mesh using hexblock is best method for simple structures... u can create connectivity between tet and hex by following step.. Do the hex mesh first U have to project the solid hex to surface of shell where u going to generate tet u get the quard at there convert the quad to Rtria then do tet now u get right connectivity bye |
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