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How to mesh a spherical solid? please help... thank you
Hello,
If you have a sphere primitive, then the best way is to cut the sphere into 4 parts.
First step: solid edit->trim with line->bounding lines->extend trimmer
Second step: solid edit->trim with plane->with plane (choose the plane, e.g. x->0,0,0)
Normally i'm meshing one of the inside surfaces (quarter) with the 2D automesher. Then i'm spinning the mesh by 360 deg and e.g. 24 steps.
Regards
Mario
Hi,
You can mesh a sphere from a cube (hex8 element),
just split it and then project outer nodes on sphere bound surfs, repeat these two steps until you get enough fine mesh
To split a hexa you enter split element (Shift+F6)/solid element/split into hexas
Thanks a lot....
I imported an iges model into Hypermesh.... I'm not able to mesh it.... can i be able to post the file..... please kindly help...
Thanks and regards,
Padmini
Save below data as a *.fem file and import it (Optistruct template)
You will understand and be able to mesh a sphere:
GRID 1 0.0 0.0 0.0
GRID 2 10.0 0.0 0.0
GRID 3 10.0 10.0 0.0
GRID 4 0.0 10.0 0.0
GRID 5 0.0 0.0 10.0
GRID 6 10.0 0.0 10.0
GRID 7 10.0 10.0 10.0
GRID 8 1.4667-49.9998539.999853
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GRID 10 9.99985320.000151.4667-4
GRID 11 9.99985329.999851.4667-4
GRID 12 1.4667-429.999851.4667-4
GRID 13 1.4667-420.000159.999853
GRID 14 9.99985320.000159.999853
GRID 15 9.99985329.999859.999853
GRID 16 1.4667-429.999859.999853
GRID 19 5.0 18.87646-1.12354
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GRID 21 -1.1235418.876465.0
GRID 22 11.1235425.0 -1.12354
GRID 23 11.1235418.876465.0
GRID 24 5.0 31.12354-1.12354
GRID 25 11.1235431.123545.0
GRID 26 -1.1235431.123545.0
GRID 27 5.0 18.8764611.12354
GRID 28 -1.1235425.0 11.12354
GRID 29 11.1235425.0 11.12354
GRID 30 5.0 31.1235411.12354
GRID 31 5.0 25.0 -3.66
GRID 32 5.0 16.34 5.0
GRID 33 -3.66 25.0 5.0
GRID 34 13.66 25.0 5.0
GRID 35 5.0 33.66 5.0
GRID 36 5.0 25.0 13.66
GRID 37 5.0 25.0 5.0
CHEXA 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
+ 7 8
CHEXA 3 0 9 19 31 20 21 32
+ 37 33
CHEXA 4 0 19 10 22 31 32 23
+ 34 37
CHEXA 5 0 20 31 24 12 33 37
+ 35 26
CHEXA 6 0 31 22 11 24 37 34
+ 25 35
CHEXA 7 0 21 32 37 33 13 27
+ 36 28
CHEXA 8 0 32 23 34 37 27 14
+ 29 36
CHEXA 9 0 33 37 35 26 28 36
+ 30 16
CHEXA 10 0 37 34 25 35 36 29
+ 15 30
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