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Hi colleagues
Could anyone knowing about cell squish in 'check elems' panel please tell me a description for its meaning?
I found nothing in HW Help
Thanks a lot
In my HW12 doc, I see:
2D:
The cell squish criteria describes the non-orthogonality of an element with respect to its faces for 3D elements or edges for 2D elements. It is defined as follows:
For 2D elements:
Ai = unit vector, normal to cell edge i
ri = vector connecting the cell centroid and the middle of edge i.
For 3D elements:
Ai = unit area vector, normal to cell edge i
ri = vector connecting the cell centroid and the centroid of face i
3D:
The cell squish criteria describes the non-orthogonality of an element with respect to its faces. It is defined as follows: with
A = face unit area vector
= 2D elements: vector connecting the adjacent cell centroids
3D elements: vector connecting the cell centroids and the cell face centroid
(Sorry for copy/paste, there are some missing characters)
Hi,
Thanks a lot Mr Q.NGUYEN-DAI
I was using HW11 only
I see sometimes HW wants to hide its informations !
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