3D meshing of a screw
Hello,
I am trying to 3D mesh this model with solid mapping.
I have already tried 'toggle edges' and 'trim with surf'. I have also tried to divide the circular plate (top plate) into small pieces by connecting the nodes, however, I was not able to split any surfaces.
I am not exactly sure which edges I should toggle and how I should get rid of the narrow surfaces between the rectangular (side) surfaces, to make the model mappable?
Thank you,
Muge Candogan
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you want only hex element or tetra is also fine?If possible please share hm file for same.
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Hello Rahul,
Thank you very much for your quick response.
I am trying to create hex elements with solid mapping. Since the geometry is complex, would there be an easier way to mesh that you recommend?
I am also sharing the hm. file to your dropbox.
Thank you very much,
Muge Candogan
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Hi,
could you attach the file in a post? we can give a try.
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Thank you so much for your responses. I am attaching the file.
Is there an easier way that you would recommend, such as tetra mesh? If so how should I proceed with it?
Thank you,
Muge Candogan
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hi, tetra is always easier than hexa, if you don't have any specific reason, use tetra model
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I also tried volume tetra but it did not work either, could it be because I need to edit the geometry?
Thanks,
Muge
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You mesh size is TOO BIG comparing to your geometry. Try with smaller value.
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Altair Forum User said:
You mesh size is TOO BIG comparing to your geometry. Try with smaller value.
That solved the problem! Thank you so much!!
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Even with Tetra meshing, you can not got the best mesh (good quality with reasonable CPU) with ONE CLICK /emoticons/default_smile.png' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' title=':)' width='20' />
A good mesh needs a hard work.
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