Creo Simulate - Meshing and Mesh Controls

This Creo Parametric tutorial explains the Automatic Geometric Element Mesher (AutoGEM) in Creo Simulate.
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Thanks,
Dave

[@kerimarda9002]

Another excellent video. This channel is truly outstanding.

[@CADPLMGuy]

Thanks! I appreciate that.

[@love-joy-peacemessages1270]

This helps a lot. Thank you!

[@CADPLMGuy]

Glad to hear that, Mark!

[@danielesaccaro3463]

Hi, thank you for the video. I have a doubt, Please can you help me? Are the solid elements linear (nodes only on the vertex) or quadratic (nodes on the vertex and in the middle of the edges)? Thank you!

[@CADPLMGuy]

Nodes are on the vertices. However, in Creo Simulate and GEA, the polynomial order of the shape function is increased appropriately along the element edge. Also you can control the number of results that are calculated on each element face.

[@adruvr1]

Thanks for the video....Is it possible to combine mapped mesh control with split volume for creating hexahedral elements throughout a complex geometry?

[@CADPLMGuy]

Yes.

[@raghavendrapalekar6739]

Please, can you make a video on windchill issue how to find the unique part in windchill...it comes with event manager issue Cad part not unique, how to resolve it.....

[@RobertBlom2]

When a model does not convergence, how do you find the location of this part that did not convergence?

[@CADPLMGuy]

In Results mode create a plot of P-levels in the model.

[@ahmedyusuf4657]

Hi. do you have a training book based on creo simulation with start models. any links for purchase. Thank you

[@CADPLMGuy]

I do not.

[@jbuckley8]

I've always wondered why a material must be specified before meshing.

[@CADPLMGuy]

I suspect that the stiffness matrix is constructed during the meshing process. Since stiffness depends on Young’s modulus, material would be required.

[@dhanamjayuluchintha7966]

how to make ss wire mesh sir ? can you please make video sir

[@CADPLMGuy]

Probably with a variable section sweep and patterns? I don't know. Be the change you want to see. Figure out a method and then make a video on it.