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Initializing mesh
Posted 23 nov. 2009, 12:03 UTC−5 2 Replies
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Do I have to initialize the mesh everytime before I solve the problem? It seems that I get different results every time whenever I solve the problem after re-initializing the mesh.
2 Replies Last Post 30 nov. 2009, 08:50 UTC−5
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Posted:
2 decades ago
Hi
Once you have meshed the geometry, and so long you have not changed it, or gone back to "draw" mode and tested something, the mesh remains (except if you do a File Reset model that clears result and mesh).
You can test if your mesh is there by hitting the view "meshing" (circle with triangles, to the top right border of the window) ifnot it will launch a meshing operation, or by viewing the mesh statistics, or by hitting select remaining "not meshed" and check that nothing is red.
If your results changes by more than 5-10% each time you remesh, it is typically (but not necesarily the only cause) that your mesh is not fine enough in some critical areas, if not ever the full domain.
Hope this helps
Good luck
Ivar
Once you have meshed the geometry, and so long you have not changed it, or gone back to "draw" mode and tested something, the mesh remains (except if you do a File Reset model that clears result and mesh).
You can test if your mesh is there by hitting the view "meshing" (circle with triangles, to the top right border of the window) ifnot it will launch a meshing operation, or by viewing the mesh statistics, or by hitting select remaining "not meshed" and check that nothing is red.
If your results changes by more than 5-10% each time you remesh, it is typically (but not necesarily the only cause) that your mesh is not fine enough in some critical areas, if not ever the full domain.
Hope this helps
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi Ivar,
I am modelling a 5 nm subject. In some areas or along some boundaries, I need to have a maximum mesh step less than 1e-15 nm. However, the minimum value I am able to get now is 6e-15 nm, otherwise it shows an error message like "failed to generate mesh for subdomain...". Do you have any idea on how to solve such problem?
Many thanks in advance!
Dangyuan
I am modelling a 5 nm subject. In some areas or along some boundaries, I need to have a maximum mesh step less than 1e-15 nm. However, the minimum value I am able to get now is 6e-15 nm, otherwise it shows an error message like "failed to generate mesh for subdomain...". Do you have any idea on how to solve such problem?
Many thanks in advance!
Dangyuan