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Posted by Yohann Eude at February 19. 2013

I read the doc and I thought that the associations between vertex edge and quadrangle of the model and the geometry are implicit for simple geometric as cylinders and T-junction. When I computed the mesh of my T-junction, I can note that all edges are Ok but not for the T-junction close to the main cylinder (see the attachment). In the picture we can remark that some edges don't follow the surface of the main cylinder... This problem exist only when the second cylinder don't go through the main pipe.

Do you have an idea to solve this problem?

I tried to do a quadrangle association and it seems to be ok for the meshing of surfaces but not for the edges... I don't know how I can do a edge association in this area because there is no lines in this area in the geometry...

Thank you again for your help

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Posted by Yohann Eude at February 19. 2013

Another picture.

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Posted by Yohann Eude at February 20. 2013

So, I solved the problem manually. I created the necessary edges in the geom module and I did the edges and quadrangle associations in the HexaBlock module in the area of the T-Junction.

Now, the mesh follows the surface but there is a strange deformation close to edges created by Hexablock.

I hope that this problem will be solved in the future version of salome.

 

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Posted by Yohann Eude at February 20. 2013

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Re: Problem with Hexablock (T-junction)...

Posted by Kloss Francis at March 06. 2013

Hello Yohann,

 

I have reviewed your case and you are right there is a problem.
This is a bug in the case of T-junction.

This bug will be fixed for the next
SALOME version 6.7 provided that day in June 2013.


Francis Kloss


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