Abaqus Mesh Algorithm

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What You Will Learn?

  • How to use advanced partitioning to prepare models for effective meshing
  • Implementing Sweep Meshing in X, Y, and Z directions to reduce computational cost
  • Meshing strategies for components with holes and contact regions (e.g., pins and screws)
  • Selecting appropriate mesh algorithms (Structured, Free, Bottom-Up, Sweep)
  • Using Mesh Controls and understanding mesh techniques in Abaqus
  • Verifying and improving mesh quality using the Aspect Ratio Tool
  • Applying Edit Mesh Tool and node dragging to enhance element quality
  • Understanding the impact of element size on simulation time and accuracy
  • Special considerations for meshing in biomechanical models with contact
  • Optimizing master/slave element size ratios to avoid contact errors

About Course

Product Overview:

Enhancing mesh efficiency in Abaqus is critical for reducing computational time without sacrificing model accuracy. This comprehensive tutorial series dives into advanced meshing techniques within Abaqus/CAE, particularly suited for 3D geometries, models with contact, and components featuring complex topologies such as holes or curved paths.

In this course, you’ll learn how to strategically partition geometry, apply specialized meshing methods like sweep, medial axis, and advancing front, and optimize mesh density based on stress concentration zones. Practical examples and PowerPoint explanations are included to ensure clear understanding, alongside guidance on essential tools like mesh quality verification and node dragging for element refinement.

Course Content

Tutorial Video

  • Meshing Techniques in Abaqus: Part 1- 3D Element
    06:34
  • Meshing Techniques in Abaqus: Part 2- Parts with Hole
    05:02

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Material Includes

  • Two tutorial videos, presentation slides, and example files from Abaqus documentation.

Audience

  • Mechanical Engineers
  • Engineering Students

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