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Hi all,
Recently I need to use Comsol to do some electromagnetic analysis. But I need to mesh outside Comsol use Hypermesh. Does anybody know whether the Hypermesh can output matching mesh types to Comsol?
Hypermesh is a Open system. Thanks to templates, you can pratically output to any format for the mesh.
Have a look at Online Help with "template FE output".
Most of the FEA programs accept Nastran input format for importing.
So in order to create a mesh in HM, just give it a try, and export it in Nastran format (choose Nastran in File>>Export), and import it in Comsol.
Hypermesh is a Open system. Thanks to templates, you can pratically output to any format for the mesh. Have a look at Online Help with "template FE output".
Thank you very much. I will search for the "template FE output" for help.
Most of the FEA programs accept Nastran input format for importing. So in order to create a mesh in HM, just give it a try, and export it in Nastran format (choose Nastran in File>>Export), and import it in Comsol.
That is so great! I will try and report the results. Thank you very much!!
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