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Another Meshing Problem of 2 thin geometries
Posted 16 lug 2010, 07:40 GMT-4 1 Reply
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Hi!
I have the problem of meshing 2 thin geometries which form a union. If I mesh only the main part, it works. but meshing with free tetrahedal both i get the error:
Failed to respect boundary element edge on geometry face.
If I perform an triangular mesh and swep it, i get the following error:
Unsupported topology of boundary face.
The problem is, to connect the mesh from the first part with the second part. If I swep, the connected part is in a different plane, so the mesh would´nt connect!?
Does anyone knows how to create the mesh and further avoid singularities?
Thanks!
I attached the file
kind regards,
Steve
I have the problem of meshing 2 thin geometries which form a union. If I mesh only the main part, it works. but meshing with free tetrahedal both i get the error:
Failed to respect boundary element edge on geometry face.
If I perform an triangular mesh and swep it, i get the following error:
Unsupported topology of boundary face.
The problem is, to connect the mesh from the first part with the second part. If I swep, the connected part is in a different plane, so the mesh would´nt connect!?
Does anyone knows how to create the mesh and further avoid singularities?
Thanks!
I attached the file
kind regards,
Steve
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1 decade ago
Hello!
Meanwhile I found a solution :-)
Meshing was possible by dividing the cross section in an upper and an lower part. So the narrow curve is interrupted an free meshing is possible!
kind regards,
Steve
Meanwhile I found a solution :-)
Meshing was possible by dividing the cross section in an upper and an lower part. So the narrow curve is interrupted an free meshing is possible!
kind regards,
Steve