TET OR HEX?
Altair Employeehi there,
I am working on plastic molded components.
the component attached in this post is initially meshed with tet(2 nd order). Now i have been asked to do the same with hex which i feel is almost impossible considering 'there should be no feature lose and quality has to be maintained'
what would you suggest?
regards
chandru
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hi there,
I am working on plastic molded components.
the component attached in this post is initially meshed with tet(2 nd order). Now i have been asked to do the same with hex which i feel is almost impossible considering 'there should be no feature lose and quality has to be maintained'
what would you suggest?
regards
chandru
Hello,
You can switch from Tetra model to Hexa model by Shift+F6 > solid elements , turn to 'split into hexas' , select tetra elements > split
but quality of hexas is not good
The very first thing to know : not any geometry can work with HEX meshing, mathematically.