[Gmsh] GMSH IGES? / Tetrahedrons?
Christophe Geuzaine
cgeuzaine at ulg.ac.be
Mon Jun 30 16:37:25 CEST 2008
Brenda Ellen Make wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to output an IGES enclosed surface model and input it into
> GMSH for meshing with 3D tetrahedrons, and also a triangle surfaces.
> When I tried to import a IGES, even the same IGES which can imports
> successfully into Netgen(1), all I see are splines, and perhaps what
> looks like a small crumpled surface.
Can you send your iges file?
>
> Does GMSH require one specific IGES format for input?
>
> ~
>
> Also, having a student version of Rhino3D, I asked them to develop a
> ..msh file format : )
>
> Thank You for Reading,
> BrendaEM
>
> Notes:
>
> I'm trying to learn FEA on Impact and perhaps Calculix, but perhaps do
> some experiments with Dophyn CFD, and it's hard to get the programs
> talking to one another.
> I believe that Gmsh is a very important program for students because so
> many programs can read its file format.
>
> Netgen:
> (1) I can load iges surfaces into Netgen
> I can't seem to mesh what I want Netgen because, at the overridden
> coarsest settings the mesh is much to fine for my files.
>
> Impact:
> Impact can load Gmsh .msh files, but not ones from Netgen. The files
> can be saved in Gmsh's .msh format, can loaded.
> Have successfully FEA on surfaces.
> As seen on the Impact list, changing these values in the script, or
> modifying a material eliminated tearing: FAILURE_STRESS = 4481367
> YIELD_STRESS = 3309316
> You can select multiple nodes by lassoing them, as not seen in the
> tutorials.
>
> OpenCAE:
> Salome doesn't care for my hardware, and I have no 3D acceleration.
> Would rather they provided a apt-get repository, than to recreate
> the wheel.
> One person got Salome working for Ubuntu. (Haven't tried it yet.)
>
> http://www.salome-platform.org/forum/?groupid=10&forumid=9&thread=1990
> Don't hold your breath for the Windows version of Solome.
>
>
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Prof. Christophe Geuzaine
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