论文信息 - Automatic finite element modelling: geometry control for direct models

Automatic finite element modelling: geometry control for direct models

The general structure of geometrically‐based automatic finite element modelling systems is discussed. The development of a specific system employing the modified‐quadtree and modified‐octree mesh generators is presented. The application of this approach to metal forming analysis is then given.

Mark S. Shephard | Peggy L. Baehmann | Kurt R. Grice

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