Hi Elisa!
I think you could just define the contact zone as one surface, and the
surfaces not contacted as one (or two) additional surfaces.
Best regards,
Sebastian
Am 05.03.2013 08:45, schrieb elisa rivas rodriguez:
Hi!
Please could someone help me? I'm working with Gmsh parametrically and
I would like to know how can I make two surfaces have the same mesh in
the contact zone? Since I'm locking with parameters I can not use lc
(element size) nor transfinite line. This is because the sizes of the
surfaces may be any dimension (the user will specify that).
In conclusion: I have a "large" surface and another "smaller" in the
middle. Both should be considered welded or glued in the contact zone.
How I can get it to mesh them, so that the nodes / elements both in
the contact zone match, and there is only one and not two matching mesh?
Thank you very much for your help!
Best Regards.
Elisa.
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