This example is the geometry for a sandbox experiment in which a 20mm layer of sand overlies a 10mm layer of silicon on the right hand side of the model, while the sand rests on the base on the left hand side of the model. The total length of the model is 200mm and the length of the silicon layer is 150mm. Two groups are required, one for the sand and one for the silicon, and each group is defined using a single surface. Both surfaces are defined via a series of straight lines. An unstructured mesh is generated with a constant element size of 1.5mm.
Problem Definition with Point and Line Numbers
(Point numbers shown in Red, Line numbers shown in black)
The data and result files for the project are in directory: mesh_001\Exercises\Case 1F
Data for geometry definition |
Nodal_data Seven points are defined with coordinates:
Geometry_line
Eight Linear geometry lines are defined as shown in the problem definition.
Geometry_surface
Two Geometry_surface data structure define are defined
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Data for Group Definition |
Two Group_data data structures are defined, one for the sand and one for the silicon, and both are defined as active.
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Results |
The generated mesh for a default mesh size of 1.5 mm is shown below Mesh for Sandbox Example |