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May 21, 2010, 06:40 |
Skewness factor
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hi all
i have generated a mesh and i have a skewness factor max as 0.93 for 3 elements, the question is the future simulation with this mesh can be create a problem? Naturally for create the mesh i have used a size function and the type is: curvature. in the critical geometry i have semplified. i don't have any idea for create a better mesh so if you have any suggestion it's well acpeted. thank you very much!! |
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May 22, 2010, 18:44 |
It should be fine.
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Simon Pereira
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It should be fine... Run it and see. The Solver manuals are usually conservative in their estimates of how poor the mesh can be.
Are the problem elements in a critical area? You could also ask this question in the solver forum to get their feedback. |
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