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Objective: To extract the midsurface and generate 2D mesh for the given hood component of a car according to the given element quality criteria using ANSA. S. No Quality Criteria Value 1 Target Length 5 2 Minimum Length 3 3 Maximum Length 7 4 Aspect Ratio 5 5 Skewness 45 6 Warpage 15 7 Jacobian 0.7 8 Min. Quad Angle 45…
Anish Augustine
updated on 02 May 2020
Objective:
To extract the midsurface and generate 2D mesh for the given hood component of a car according to the given element quality criteria using ANSA.
S. No |
Quality Criteria |
Value |
1 |
Target Length |
5 |
2 |
Minimum Length |
3 |
3 |
Maximum Length |
7 |
4 |
Aspect Ratio |
5 |
5 |
Skewness |
45 |
6 |
Warpage |
15 |
7 |
Jacobian |
0.7 |
8 |
Min. Quad Angle |
45 |
9 |
Max. Quad Angle |
135 |
10 |
Min. Tria Angle |
30 |
11 |
Max. Tria Angle |
120 |
12 |
Tria percentage |
15 |
Introduction:
The component provided was Car hood in ‘STEP’ format. The hood has four separate parts such as outer hood, inner hood, hinge reinforcements and latch reinforcement. The thickness of each component of hood is uniform. Hence, the mid surface is extracted and 2D mesh is generated by satisfying the given quality criteria.
Geometry cleanup:
Midsurface Extraction:
Outer hood midsurface:
Inner hood midsurface:
Latch midsurface:
Hinge midsurface:
Assigning shell property and thickness
Meshing:
Outer hood meshed:
Inner hood meshed:
Latch meshed:
Hinge meshed:
HOOD MODEL MESHED:
Learning Outcomes:
Conclusion:
The given hood model of a car is imported to the ANSA software and the geometrical errors are fixed. The midsurface for each component of hood is extracted and thickness is assigned. The midsurface is meshed successfully by satisfying the quality criteria.
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