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Meshing without high mesh density and with high minimum mesh quality

Posted 28 oct. 2014, 18:47 UTC−4 Geometry, Mesh 1 Reply

Arjun Dubhashi
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I'm trying to mesh the interface between what is essentially a cylinder and its base. The model is imported and I would prefer not creating a chamfer or fillet unless I can edit an imported model without much hassle.

I tired using smaller elements but the resultant minimum mesh quality remains poor. To the order of e-5.
I would really appreciate any inputs. Kindly find a model attached with this post.

Cheers!!

1 Reply Last Post 4 déc. 2015, 10:13 UTC−5
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Posted: 9 years ago 4 déc. 2015, 10:13 UTC−5
The Design Module allows you to add a 3D fillet, including to an imported geometry. See www.comsol.com/design-module .
Best,
Jeff
The Design Module allows you to add a 3D fillet, including to an imported geometry. See www.comsol.com/design-module . Best, Jeff

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