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Author: Rajesh Bhaskaran & Yong Sheng Khoo, Cornell University Problem Specification |
Before we mesh the faces, we should mesh the edges so that we can better define the mesh.
Following figure shows the edges with different mesh properties.
https://confluence.cornell.edu/download/attachments/103729331/step2_img001.jpg?version=3 |
Label |
Edge Mesh Properties |
A |
Interval Count: 36, Double First Length: 0.5 |
B |
Interval Count: 36, Double First Length: 0.2 |
C |
Interval Count: 30, First Length: 0.1 |
D |
Interval Count: 18 |
E |
Interval Count: 90, First Length: 0.1 |
F |
Interval Count: 36 |
G |
Interval Count: 72 |
H |
Interval Count: 30 |
I |
Interval Count: 36, Double First Length: 0.05 |
Operation Toolpad > Mesh Command Button 
> Edge Command Button 
> Mesh Edges 
Mesh edge 'A' through 'I' according to the properties shown on the table.
After we have all the edge meshes, we can mesh the faces:
Operation Toolpad > Mesh Command Button 
> Face Command Button 
> Mesh Faces 
Select the face one by one. You can use the defaults of Quad (i.e. quadrilaterals) and Map. Click Apply.
The meshed face should look as follows:
https://confluence.cornell.edu/download/attachments/103729331/step2_img002.jpg?version=1 |
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