Meshing of Assembly
Hello All,
I am very new user and recently started learning about Hypermesh 12.0
I am looking for help/support on meshing of assembly (Hex Element). For a reference I have attached image of assembly and step file.
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Hi @jagdish_mak
Is there a reason to save different components as different files(parts)?
You can do the meshing in a single file as well and can carry further modelling.
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Altair Forum User said:
Hi @jagdish_mak
Is there a reason to save different components as different files(parts)?
You can do the meshing in a single file as well and can carry further modelling.
Hello Prakash,
Thanks for reply !
I agree with you that meshing for this assembly can be done in single file. And that's what I want to understand when & how to make decision to carry out meshing in single part and assemble or carry out meshing in single .hm file for whole assembly.
If carrying out meshing in single .hm file is the option, than how to handle meshing of large assembly ?
Also can you help me to understand about what how to match face elements of adjacent faces. In my case it is very simple, one can even calculate and arrange elements. But in case of complex irregular geometries it becomes difficult. Is the Mesh Imprint solution for it?
Regards,
Jagdish
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Altair Forum User said:
I want to understand when & how to make decision to carry out meshing in single part and assemble or carry out meshing in single .hm file for whole assembly.
If any of the parts/components in your assembly are re-usable, then it is a good idea to split into different files.
Altair Forum User said:If carrying out meshing in single .hm file is the option, than how to handle meshing of large assembly ?
Managing the data is important. Arrange the elements in different components and this makes life easy
Altair Forum User said:Also can you help me to understand about what how to match face elements of adjacent faces. In my case it is very simple, one can even calculate and arrange elements. But in case of complex irregular geometries it becomes difficult. Is the Mesh Imprint solution for it?
There are lot options available in HyperMesh say like Imprint, copy, reflect elements and assign the same in a different plane etc...
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Altair Forum User said:
If any of the parts/components in your assembly are re-usable, then it is a good idea to split into different files.
Managing the data is important. Arrange the elements in different components and this makes life easy
There are lot options available in HyperMesh say like Imprint, copy, reflect elements and assign the same in a different plane etc...
Thanks Prakash,
Appreciate your help and knowledge sharing !
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