Understanding AutoGEM Limits and Settings | Creo Simulate

[@UA-mk4nh]

Hello sir. I hope you will be fine. I want to ask Is there any way that we can make a dense mesh in volume or surface regions without effecting the outer side mesh? In this example in volume and surface regions same setting is applied as for outer. So how can we just change the setting for volume and surface regions?

[@4kside]

Hi, thank you for your question. I think that is not possible... I do not have experience with this use case. Maybe some another user will answer and help you with this topic. Bye, Vladimir

[@pardo94]

Very usefull!!!

[@maikfraest9789]

Why and when is it necessary to refine the mesh and/or increase mesh density ? Creo uses P-elements. Can't I just increase the polynominal order of the elements to get more accurate results ? Thanks...

[@4kside]

Hi, thanks for your question. On simple example I will try to explain it, imagine that you have simple plate (simetrical devided by mesh). The calculation is working fine and go through all elements.. But in realty on some small piece of your model is concentration stress. If you calculate with same Polynom every piece, is hard to focus in better quality on this small piece. If you know where the concentration is, you are able to split on smallest pieces and calculation will also be concentrate there.

[@4kside]

And also the time for calculations will be faster because you do not need to increase quality for whole model

[@adhithasimhanraghavan7516]

Is it possible to create H type mesh in creo?

[@4kside]

Hi, seems that is not possible (I can not find some info regarding H type mesh in Creo)