sushi75
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- Mar 11, 2015
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It's quite convenient using the meshing toolbox to modify the mesh size on curves, in order to have a better mesh.
But that's a bit of the problem, the choice of the number of elements chosen is sometimes a bit random, until it becomes regular.
I'm working on a solid model with tet10, and I try to improve the quality (decent Jacobian and Skew). But are there some rules about the number of elements to set? I usually base the rationale on the curve lengths on different edges, but is it a good way of deciding the mesh size?
Any tip is more than welcome!
Thanks!
But that's a bit of the problem, the choice of the number of elements chosen is sometimes a bit random, until it becomes regular.
I'm working on a solid model with tet10, and I try to improve the quality (decent Jacobian and Skew). But are there some rules about the number of elements to set? I usually base the rationale on the curve lengths on different edges, but is it a good way of deciding the mesh size?
Any tip is more than welcome!
Thanks!
