Visualization and pre-processing of independent finite-element meshes for car crash simulations
N. Frisch, D. Rose, O. Sommer, T. Ertl
In The Visual Computer, 18(4), 2002.
Abstract: The recent transition from meshing the whole model to the independent meshing of the assembly parts introduced new challenges in the task of visualizing and pre-processing the finite-element meshes. One part of our work is the visualization and removal of mesh penetrations and perforations, a frequently encountered problem when assembly parts are meshed independently. Furthermore, we focus on the visualization and the interactive definition of mesh-independent connections between car components represented by finite-element meshes. We present methods to automatize the flange recognition, as connections are usually placed along flanges. There are basically three types of connections to visualize and edit: point links, line links and surface links.
Keyword(s): Visualization, Car crash simulation, Finite elements, Pre-processing, CAD
BibTeX format:
@article{Frisch:2002:VAP,
  author = {N. Frisch and D. Rose and O. Sommer and T. Ertl},
  title = {Visualization and pre-processing of independent finite-element meshes for car crash simulations},
  journal = {The Visual Computer},
  volume = {18},
  number = {4},
  pages = {236--249},
  year = {2002},
}
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