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==Beschreibung==
==Beschreibung==


FEM MeshBoundaryLayer enables the user to set a localized set of meshing parameters by selecting a set of elements (Vertex, Edge, Face) and applying the parameters to it.
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It is especially useful for refining meshes close to edges or surfaces in flow simulations. For example, it can be used to refine the mesh in the vicinity of an air foil or obstacle in a flow.

The boundary layer has the advantage of creating highly defined, anisotropic meshes. As the name implies it supports accurate calculations near boundaries, e.g. a wall where friction occurs, generating a velocity gradient.


==Anwendung==
==Anwendung==


# To enable the function a mesh must be first provided [[Image:FEM_MeshGmshFromShape.svg|32px]] [[FEM_MeshGmshFromShape|FEM mesh from shape by Gmsh]].
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#* Select the Mesh object in the Model Tree and press the [[Image:FEM_MeshBoundaryLayer.svg|32px]] button.
#* Select the Mesh object in the Model Tree and select the {{MenuCommand|Mesh → [[Image:FEM_MeshBoundaryLayer.svg|32px]] FEM mesh boundary layer}} option from the menu.
# Edit the start element size, the growth rate and the number of growth layers.
# Select a vertex, edge, face.
# Click the {{Button|OK}} button.
# Close the task.
#: Result: You now should see a new {{incode|FEMMeshBoundaryLayer}} object under the {{incode|FEMMeshGMSH}} object (see example #3 below) in your active analysis container.
# Double-click on the {{incode|FEMMeshGMSH}} parent object in your Model Tree and press {{Button|Apply}} to force a mesh recalculation.
# Close the task.

After the mesh has been crated you can change its properties using the [[Property_editor|property editor]]. After you changed a property, you must reopen the Gmsh dialog again and click the {{Button|Apply}} button. (You can leave the dialog open while changing properties.)

You can create as many different mesh boundary layers as needed.


==Visual examples==

[[File:FEMMeshBoundaryLayer Example1.png.png|300px]]
{{Caption|Example 1: The initial coarse FEMMeshGMSH on a 2D case}}


[[File:FEMMeshBoundaryLayer Example2.png.png|300px]]
{{Caption|Example 2: After applying a Mesh boundary layer}}

[[File:FEMMeshBoundaryLayer Example3.png.png|300px]]
{{Caption|Example 3: A simple example of the resulting Model Tree}}

==Notes==



==Related==


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Revision as of 14:02, 30 August 2021

FEM NetzGrenzSchicht

Menüeintrag
Mesh → FEM Mesh boundary layer
Arbeitsbereich
FEM
Standardtastenkürzel
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Eingeführt in Version
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Siehe auch
FEM tutorial

Beschreibung

FEM MeshBoundaryLayer enables the user to set a localized set of meshing parameters by selecting a set of elements (Vertex, Edge, Face) and applying the parameters to it. It is especially useful for refining meshes close to edges or surfaces in flow simulations. For example, it can be used to refine the mesh in the vicinity of an air foil or obstacle in a flow.

The boundary layer has the advantage of creating highly defined, anisotropic meshes. As the name implies it supports accurate calculations near boundaries, e.g. a wall where friction occurs, generating a velocity gradient.

Anwendung

  1. To enable the function a mesh must be first provided FEM mesh from shape by Gmsh.
    • Select the Mesh object in the Model Tree and press the button.
    • Select the Mesh object in the Model Tree and select the Mesh → FEM mesh boundary layer option from the menu.
  2. Edit the start element size, the growth rate and the number of growth layers.
  3. Select a vertex, edge, face.
  4. Click the OK button.
  5. Close the task.
    Result: You now should see a new FEMMeshBoundaryLayer object under the FEMMeshGMSH object (see example #3 below) in your active analysis container.
  6. Double-click on the FEMMeshGMSH parent object in your Model Tree and press Apply to force a mesh recalculation.
  7. Close the task.

After the mesh has been crated you can change its properties using the property editor. After you changed a property, you must reopen the Gmsh dialog again and click the Apply button. (You can leave the dialog open while changing properties.)

You can create as many different mesh boundary layers as needed.


Visual examples

Example 1: The initial coarse FEMMeshGMSH on a 2D case


Example 2: After applying a Mesh boundary layer

Example 3: A simple example of the resulting Model Tree

Notes

Related