Mesh, Scalar Field, Surface Mesh Shape Enum, Geometric Order Enum, Scalar, Scalar, Scalar
Mesh, Scalar Field, Surface Mesh Shape Enum, Geometric Order Enum, Scalar, Scalar, Scalar, 1.1.0
Mesh, Scalar Field, Surface Mesh Shape Enum, Geometric Order Enum, Scalar, Scalar, Scalar, 1.2.0
Mesh, Scalar Field, Surface Mesh Shape Enum, Geometric Order Enum, Scalar, Scalar, Scalar
Create an FE Mesh of shell elements from an input surface mesh. This function will remesh the input surface mesh to generate FEA quality elements.Inputs
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Domain | Mesh | The input domain defined by a watertight surface mesh. The input surface mesh will be remeshed to obtain FEA quality elements. |
| Edge length | Scalar Field | The target edge length of the elements. Note that the input can be a Scalar Field to achieve a spatially varying mesh size. |
| Shape | Surface Mesh Shape Enum | The desired element shape. |
| Geometric order | Geometric Order Enum | The geometric order of the output mesh. The linear option may be suitable for a fast analysis, but quadratic elements are recommend when accuracy is more important. For quadratic elements, the mid-side nodes are inserted along the straight edges of the elements. That is, the quadratic elements are not curved. |
| Span angle | Scalar | The maximum spanning angle for elements on a curved surface. The smaller this angle the more elements will be generated to conform to a curved input. |
| Growth rate | Scalar | The rate at which the size of adjacent elements can grow. |
| Feature angle | Scalar | The angle used to automatically detect feature angles in the input domain that will be preserved in the output mesh. |
Outputs
| Type |
|---|
| FE Mesh |
Mesh, Scalar Field, Surface Mesh Shape Enum, Geometric Order Enum, Scalar, Scalar, Scalar, 1.1.0
Create an FE Mesh of shell elements from an input surface mesh. This function will remesh the input surface mesh to generate FEA quality elements.Inputs
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Domain | Mesh | The input domain defined by a watertight surface mesh. The input surface mesh will be remeshed to obtain FEA quality elements. |
| Edge length | Scalar Field | The target edge length of the elements. Note that the input can be a Scalar Field to achieve a spatially varying mesh size. |
| Shape | Surface Mesh Shape Enum | The desired element shape. |
| Geometric order | Geometric Order Enum | The geometric order of the output mesh. The linear option may be suitable for a fast analysis, but quadratic elements are recommend when accuracy is more important. For quadratic elements, the mid-side nodes are inserted along the straight edges of the elements. That is, the quadratic elements are not curved. |
| Span angle | Scalar | The maximum spanning angle for elements on a curved surface. The smaller this angle the more elements will be generated to conform to a curved input. |
| Growth rate | Scalar | The rate at which the size of adjacent elements can grow. |
| Feature angle | Scalar | The angle used to automatically detect feature angles in the input domain that will be preserved in the output mesh. |
Outputs
| Type |
|---|
| FE Mesh |
Mesh, Scalar Field, Surface Mesh Shape Enum, Geometric Order Enum, Scalar, Scalar, Scalar, 1.2.0
Create an FE Mesh of shell elements from an input surface mesh. This function will remesh the input surface mesh to generate FEA quality elements.Inputs
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Domain | Mesh | The input domain defined by a watertight surface mesh. The input surface mesh will be remeshed to obtain FEA quality elements. |
| Edge length | Scalar Field | The target edge length of the elements. Note that the input can be a Scalar Field to achieve a spatially varying mesh size. |
| Shape | Surface Mesh Shape Enum | The desired element shape. |
| Geometric order | Geometric Order Enum | The geometric order of the output mesh. The linear option may be suitable for a fast analysis, but quadratic elements are recommend when accuracy is more important. For quadratic elements, the mid-side nodes are inserted along the straight edges of the elements. That is, the quadratic elements are not curved. |
| Span angle | Scalar | The maximum spanning angle for elements on a curved surface. The smaller this angle the more elements will be generated to conform to a curved input. |
| Growth rate | Scalar | The rate at which the size of adjacent elements can grow. |
| Feature angle | Scalar | The angle used to automatically detect feature angles in the input domain that will be preserved in the output mesh. |
Outputs
| Type |
|---|
| FE Mesh |

