3D Hex volume mesh of brain
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Where's the STL file? where's the 2D surface mesh?
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Here is the surface mesh (in vtk format and abaqus import file) and the STL of the brain. thank you!
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Further, these are my required criteria:
Minimum Jacobian of 0.3;
50,000 - 70,000 elements
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Hey, you can not make a HM model?
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Hi, I have attached my file.
The 'brainVmesh' is a 3D mesh created in othersoftware which needs refining as there is clear errors. I have tried numerous methods over the past 2 weeks and have not progressed so I decided to create the volume mesh in Hypermesh. The 'brain mode'l is the STL of the brain.
The 'alteredSmesh' is the surface mesh, remeshed in HM. The 'smeshbase' is the base surface mesh.
I just tried using morphing to create the mesh and my results are in the file also along with the block I used to try morphing.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I also have tried shrink wrapping from the 2D surface mesh. This gave a resulting 3D mesh with too many elements failing other criteria. 15% had length <1mm (I would like mim length = 1mm) and 15% aspect ratio > 3.
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Altair Forum User said:
I also have tried shrink wrapping from the 2D surface mesh. This gave a resulting 3D mesh with too many elements failing other criteria. 15% had length <1mm (I would like mim length = 1mm) and 15% aspect ratio > 3.
I can't found how to control these parameters yet.
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SO I have remade the initial volume mesh with much better results, however I am still getting a small number of elements failing jacobian < 0.3. I have separated these elements and want to re-mesh the failed hexa into tetra elements, however I am getting unusual results when I do so. Any advice? I have attached a new file.
I can split the elements but i would prefer to 3D tetra remesh
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If you would like to remesh some hexa elements into tet, you have to use un layer of pyramid element to fit hexa elements.
Are you sure your solver supports PYRAMID elements?
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