Solid with Layered FE Mesh
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This model was used to explain the option of layered FE mesh for solids.
In addition to a holistic FE mesh refinement, you can now also arrange a layered FE mesh for solids. For this option, you can perform a defined division of the solid with finite elements between two parallel surfaces. This option is particularly suited for very large solid geometries with a small height.
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For solids, there is another option of the FE mesh setting. It is possible to arrange a layered FE mesh in addition to a holistic FE mesh refinement. For this option, you can perform a defined division of the solid with finite elements between two parallel surfaces. This option is particularly suited for very large solid geometries with a small height.
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