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Subject: Re: Hex & Tet elements
Author: Martin Liddle
Date: 1998-12-15 19:55:00

In article <7D70697C0E38D111B4FF080036B39A03AAE5EF@n...>,
John Swanson writes
>From: John Swanson

> Have you looked at the tools for refining a tet mesh along a given
>line or area which were added at 5.4? They have been useful for
>boundary layer specification in CFD, so they might also be useful
>in a fine mesh near the surface for sharp thermal gradients.
> You mesh the model with a normal mesh, than refine
>the mesh near the critical heat transfer surfaces. The
>process is fast and automatic.
>John.Swanson

Yes. I pounced on these with some anticipation when they first appeared
in Rev 5.4 as they seemed very suitable for the tasks I was then
undertaking. However they were so bug ridden in the early versions that
I gave up. I have been meaning to try again as I did have some feed
back from ANSYS Inc. that the problems I had reported had been fixed.
I'll let you know how I get on next time I have a suitable problem.

Martin Liddle, Tynemouth Computer Services, 27 Garforth Close,
Cramlington, Northumberland, England, NE23 6EW.
Phone and fax: 01670-712624.


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