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zhizhuo November 28, 2017 21:17

how to do with the deformed grid
 
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I construct the model by 3d-max.and then i import yhe model into workbench in the docunment format of stl. I intend to conduct a 2d plane strain test .There is something wrong with my model.Some extral lines apper when the model generated in the designmodeler.,which cause the bad mesh with the sharp angels. I wonder there is some way to improve the bad mashes by use workbench

Gweher November 29, 2017 07:40

Usually its not recommended to use .stl as an import format, especially for 2D analysis. You should go for a cad format (parasolid, .step, .iges) instead of a faceted data as you need to convert it in DM.

If you can only export a .stl you have 2 options. When importing a .stl you often end up with those splits in your geometry so you should either merge the separated faces using > tools > merge faces. Or I would extrude the 2D geometry in 3d-max and then take a slice plane in DM.

Have fun ;)

zhizhuo December 4, 2017 03:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gweher (Post 673304)
Usually its not recommended to use .stl as an import format, especially for 2D analysis. You should go for a cad format (parasolid, .step, .iges) instead of a faceted data as you need to convert it in DM.

If you can only export a .stl you have 2 options. When importing a .stl you often end up with those splits in your geometry so you should either merge the separated faces using > tools > merge faces. Or I would extrude the 2D geometry in 3d-max and then take a slice plane in DM.

Have fun ;)

Thank you!I have solved it by improving the mash quality


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