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February 23, 2016, 16:20
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Generating hex meshes
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Saurabh Tandon
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Location: Austin
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Hi
I am now using tet meshes for running simulations in OpenFOAM but its not working very well (very difficult to pass the checkmesh tests). I think it might be easier if I use hex meshes instead of tet meshes. Does anyone know a software that I can use for generating hex meshes from stacked binary images (hopefully opensource). Thank you. Saurabh |
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February 24, 2016, 02:55
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Anton Kidess
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As an intermediate step, you can convert your tet mesh into polys via polyDualMesh.
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