What is discretization? | SKILL-LYNC

Have you ever asked one of the following questions
1. What is discretization?
2. What is a mesh?
3. Why do we need to create a mesh?
Well, all of those questions will be answered in this video!
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References
Practical Finite Element Analysis Paperback - 2008
by Nitin S.Gokhale (Author), Sanjay S.Deshpande (Author), Sanjeev V.Bedekar (Author)

[@luismartindelcampo9510]

I was having a hard time trying to understand discretization. I'm glad I found your video, you did a great job explaining this using simple terms.

[@afolabilateefadesola753]

Oh! I love this guy. Just the explanation I need. Thanks

[@nehapande1321]

Thank you so much for this video. It really helped me.

[@sudarshanmhaisdhune1039]

Great Sir!! Cleared

[@pragyan11114]

so basic information.Thanks

[@ziaurraman3237]

Very nice

[@SafwanAlselwi]

tq

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It is really helpful Thankyou sir!

[@SkillLync]

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[@medication1372]

Sir why tri element is bad in anasys

[@robopatt]

tetrahedral elements (triangles) are not as good as hexahedral elements (squares) because they are less accurate and require a greater computing time for ANSYS.

[@aaaaa4697]

@@robopatt Why is that? I heard that triangles were chosen due ot being simpler to compute, and generally a face of a square element is broken into two triangle faces.

[@baran1207]

hex elements are better fit to flows. because they can be symetrical in flow direction. a triangle cant. just think about it@@aaaaa4697