A further look inside Meshing

Check the quality of your model
Any modeling error included in your model will lead to meshing errors and will affect the quality of the results of your analysis.

Choosing a mesh type
Before you can run an analysis, you must have a meshed model. The mesh represents the part shape and provides the basis for the analysis, where molding properties are calculated at every node.

Meshing a model
After you create or import a model, the next step is to mesh it.

Meshing the mold
Transient cool analysis require the creation of 3D mold meshes around the mold.

Checking the mesh before analysis
After meshing the model, we recommend that you perform a series of diagnostic checks to ensure that the mesh is suitable for analysis.

Mesh optimization
The best way to optimize a mesh is to focus on the critical features and specify accurate meshing parameters accordingly, BEFORE generating the mesh. If the result is not as good as expected, we recommend remeshing the model with better parameters rather than trying to repair the defective mesh.