CATIADesign and Engineering
FEM Surface
This course will teach you how to create and edit meshes using Beam Mesher, OCTREE Triangular Mesher, Surface Mesher and Advanced Surface Mesher. You will learn how to create meshes from existing meshes using mesh transformations. You will also learn how to create different types of Welding Meshes. This course will teach you how to make use of knowledgeware parameters while creating Surface Meshes. Additionally, you will learn how to analyze the mesh quality using the available mesh quality checks.

- Level
- Fundamental
- Length
- 16 hours
- Product
- CATIA V5
- Course code
- CAT-en-FMS-F-V5R32
What you will learn
- Use the various Meshers such as Surface Mesher, Advanced Surface Mesher, Beam Mesher, and OCTREE Triangle Mesher
- Create a new mesh using existing mesh with the help of mesh transformation tools and mesh operators
- Edit the mesh using the mesh edition tools available within the above mentioned meshers
- Analyze the mesh quality using mesh quality checks and tools like Free Edges, Duplicate Elements, Duplicate Nodes, Mesh Interference Checks, etc.
Who it is for
Mechanical Designers
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