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September 4, 2013, 18:01
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Improving Mesh quality
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Matthew Rich
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Hi All
Struggling to improve the quality of a tet mesh. The only lever I know how to pull is the global refinement but that should not be my go to response. I have no yellow or green lines but I am still getting quite a few elements under 0.5 in quality. What are my options? Per the screenshot I am getting low quality elements on flat surfaces. Can I fix this with surface mesh refinement? Also if I have single element hanging out that is of low quality is there something I can do manually to fix it. I have yet to use any of the features in the edit mesh tab. Any advice ? Thanks in advance. |
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