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FEM Simulation Based on CAD Model Simplification: A Comparison Study between the Hybrid Method and the Technique Using a Removing Details

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The simulation process is currently used in the design and dimensioning of mechanical parts. With the progress of computer materials, the Finite Elements Method (FEM) becomes the most used approach in the simulation of mechanical behavior. The simulation process needs multiple Design-FEM loops. In order to accelerate those analysis loops, an adaptation of Computer Aided Design (CAD) model is necessary. The adaptation step consists in the simplification of the CAD model geometry by eliminating details (holes, chamfers, fillet, etc.) and faces. In this paper, a new technique of simplification of the CAD geometry is developed. This technique is a hybrid method based on a combination of the elimination de-tails and merging faces. With this approach, the computing time is reduced by the elimination of geometric details which do not boundary conditions. An implemen-tation of the proposed algorithm on the Open Cascade platform is also presented. The results of the hybrid method are compared with a previous publication. The reduction of the computing time and the amelioration of the result precision high-light the efficiency of the hybrid method.
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hal-03464185 , version 1 (03-12-2021)

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Mounir Hamdi, Nizar Aifaoui, Borhen Louhichi, Abdelmajid Benamara, Dominique Deneux. FEM Simulation Based on CAD Model Simplification: A Comparison Study between the Hybrid Method and the Technique Using a Removing Details. Fifth International Conference on Design and Modeling of Mechanical Systems, CMSM’2013, Mar 2013, Djerba, Tunisia. ⟨hal-03464185⟩
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