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June 4, 2007, 16:26 |
Vehicle CAD Model Meshing
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I am about to attempt to mesh a car that was designed in Solidworks. I plan on exporting the vehicle CAD files as .stl.
My questions: 1) There are many parts that are under the body of the car and do not need to be included in the analysis. Should I just suppress these, or when I when I use pro-surf can I just select the surfaces I want to be included in the surface mesh? 2) The body is made of panels that DO NOT form a continous surface. They have design clearances in them so they fit together easy. The clearance is about 1mm between the panels. How is pro-surf going to handle this? Can they be stitched together for the analysis? It seems like this kind of discontinuity probably will cause issues unless there is a built in way to deal with them up front. Thanks in advance to anybody who replys! |
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