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Local Mesh Control
本页后两项参数都跟细节特征有关:
Define Defeaturing Tolerance是定义分网时细节特征是否存在的问题
Min Size Limit则是定义细节特征像不像的问题
两者应该结合使用
Á Mi Si
Min Size Limit
Li i
À 当Curvature and Proximity Refinement 选项打开时,Min Size
Limit 选项会随之打开
À 基于Curvature and Proximity Refinement的网格划分将持续到
达到Min Size Limit时为止
À Min Size Limit可阻止Curvature and Proximity Refinement选
项画出尺寸过小的单元
Á 通过下面模型的网格划分,比较Min
通过下面模型的网格划分 比较 i Size i i 和Defeaturing
i Limit 和 i Tolerance
l
的不同设置,比较 这两个参数对模型几何细节的影响
0.1
0.25
0.5
Á 容差主要控制网格对细节部分(尺寸小于或相近于最小尺寸的)曲率及模型拓扑结构近似程度变化
的控制
Á 最新小尺寸主要控制用于填充几何体边缘部分网格的大小,
À 若细节的几何尺寸大于或与几何尺寸近似,则该特征可以被显现
À 若细节的几何尺寸小于最小尺寸 则该特征可能会被部分填充或者被忽略
若细节的几何尺寸小于最小尺寸,则该特征可能会被部分填充或者被忽略
Á 分网策略:
À 减小容差和最小尺寸值,虽然可以提高网格模型的精确性,但会增大网格数量
À 细节部分的网格划分与其几何尺寸 最小尺寸值及容差及均有关系
细节部分的网格划分与其几何尺寸、最小尺寸值及容差及均有关系
À 若细节部分比较重要,则应该综合根据各细节特征几何尺寸、网格的最大尺寸值、容差以及最小尺寸
值尽可能突出特征而减小网格总数
À 若细节部分不重要,则可以
¿ 在建模时忽略该细节
¿ 增大容差及最小尺寸 简化或忽略该细节
增大容差及最小尺寸,简化或忽略该细节
Á H D
Hex Dominant
i t
À A free hex dominant mesh is created
À Recommended for bodies that cannot be swept
Á Hex dominant meshing adds the most value(很有价值) under the following conditions:
À Meshing bodies with large amounts of interior volume(?).
À Meshing bodies that transition from sweepable bodies in a body that has been decomposed for
sweeping. However, it is better to use Body/Face Sizing to obtain more uniform face meshing,
which
hi h leads
l d tot more hexes
h by
b volume.
l
Á Hex dominant meshing adds little value under the following conditions:
À Meshing thin complicated bodies (like a cellular phone case). The number of elements may
actually
y increase compared
p to a tetrahedron mesh since the element size must be much smaller
for this class of body when using hex dominant meshing to create well shaped hexes.
À A body is sweepable or can easily be decomposed to multiple sweepable bodies. The quality of
a swept mesh is usually superior to that of a hex dominant mesh.
À Models where fast transition of the mesh can result in poor solution accuracy (e.g.
(e g CFD
models). The Hex dominant approach can have very fast transitions at the core of the volume.
Á Mesh Matching for cyclic symmetry is NOT supported for hex dominant meshing.
Sweep Method
Á 适用于“可扫略”的体,“薄片”体以及轴向可扫
适用于“可扫略”的体 “薄片”体以及轴向可扫
略的体
Á Src/Trg Selection :
À Manual Source - You select the source and the program
determines the target.
¿ Useful when there are multiple source target pairs and you
want to specify the source in order to get the correct bias
through the sweep direction
¿ Another application is when your cross section is changing
and the mesh quality would be better when sweeping from
one side
id vs. another
th
À Manual Source and Target - The sweeper will revolve
the mesh around common edges/vertices.
¿ Useful when sweeping a body where the source and target
faces share vertices and/or edges.
À Automatic Thin or Manual Thin – For thin models
such as gaskets and thin sheet metal parts
¿ For Manual Thin an additional Gasket option is available
Á Features:
À Using Patch Independent Meshing technique,
À Automatic decomposition of geometry into mapped
(sweepable) regions and free regions.
regions
À All regions are meshed with a pure hexahedral mesh
if possible, or you can adjust your settings so that a
swept mesh will be generated in structured regions
andd a ffree mesh
h will
ill be
b generated
t d in
i unstructured
t t d
regions.
Key Parameters:
Á Mapped Mesh Type – Determines the shape of the
elements used to fill structured regions
À Hexa - A mesh of all hexahedral elements is
generated for the part the method is scoped to.
À Hexa/Prism - A mesh of hexahedral and
prism/wedge elements is generated for the part the
method is scoped to.
¿ The main difference between the Hexa/Prism option and the
Hexa option is that for swept regions, the surface mesh can
allow triangles for quality and transitioning. (The triangles are
later extruded to prisms/wedges.)
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MultiZone Method
Á Free Mesh Type –
À Instruct MultiZone to allow a free mesh where is not
possible (without slicing) to generate a pure hex or
hex/prism mesh.
À Default is Not Allowed
Á Not Allowed - Choose this option if you require a mapped
mesh.
Á Tetra - Regions of the model that cannot be meshed with a
mapped mesh will be filled with a tetrahedral mesh (Tetra
Conforming
Co o g Method).
e od).
Á Hexa Dominant — Regions of the model that cannot be
meshed with a mapped mesh will be filled with a hex
dominant mesh.
Á Hexa Core –Regions of the model that cannot be meshed
with a mapped mesh will be filled with a hexa core mesh
mesh.
À Hexa Core meshes can be generated where the majority of
the volume is filled with a Cartesian array of hexahedral
elements essentially replacing the tetras.
À This is connected to the remainder of a prism/tetra hybrid by
automatic
t ti creation
ti off pyramids.
id
À Hexa Core allows for reduction in number of elements for
quicker solver run time and better convergence.