Re: Process Simulation of a large part

Дата публикации: 26-01-2020 20:01:27

Hi gl13215,
there are maybe tiny edges or other glitches in your cad geometry.
You can try to make your cad part "cleaner" or just find and repair those elements.
 
I would prefer to mesh 3D, but with the radio button "Stop after surface meshing" (haven't got MF running at home, but you should find something similar in the first mesh tab).
 
Then check for triangles with ab AR of (I use 20 usually, but even 50 should be fine).
If there are 2 or 3 - just repair them by connecting nodes or other mesh operations.
If there are like 20 or more - put them as result on a new layer and get rid of the high AR parts due to manual repair.
If there are liek 100 or more - clean your CAD part or try different meshing settings.
 
About the setting of 40 layers for plastic parts and 20 for inlays:
Usually you should have 12 layers (min. 10) - I have used 20 and 25 (3D) layers, but that adds a lot of elements.
If your part is that simple - maybe you can post it / upload it - so others could give hints on how much layers seems to be useful?!
 
Best regards
Harald
 
 

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