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Extended Specification of Nodal Mesh Refinement
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In order to define node mesh refinements, further options for the FE length arrangement have been added in the new program versions. You can now define a radial, a gradual, or a combined FE length arrangement.
In the case of a radial FE length arrangement, the refinement area expands uniformly from the inside to the outside. In the case of a gradual FE length arrangement, the refinement takes place in sections in the areas with the same mesh size; with a combined FE length arrangement, the distribution results from a combination of radial and gradual adjustment.
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