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Hi
How to split tetrahedral element in a volume into four hexahedral elements?
Please see the attached figure. I know that Cubit can do that, I am wondering whether Hypermesh can do the same thing or not? (https://cubit.sandia.gov/public/13.2/help_manual/WebHelp/mesh_generation/meshing_schemes/conversion/thex.htm)
Thanks,
Attila
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Yeahn you can do that with Hypermesh too. See my screenshot.
3D => split => solid elements
Thank you! How is the performance of these hexahedrals? will they perform better than tetrahedrals?
Personally, I never use this method because you always loss the quality with obtained hexa.
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