doc:user:geometry:user:faces
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Sides
Definition
A Side
is a set of Wires
, to which is associated a Surface
. The first Wire
is the external boundary, the next Wires
define optional holes. These Sides
are used directly in 2D modelling, or gathered in Skins
for the definition of the boundaries of Volumes
in 3D.
side = sideset.add( Side(number, [wire1, wire2, wire3, ...]) ) side.setSurface(surface)
with
Notes
- In contact problems, the normal of a
Side
is the normal defined by itsSurface
. - For rigid contact, the normal must point towards the interior of the material (as for curves in 2D).
- For
Sides
defined by theirSurface
only (surface of revolution for example), it is allowed to define theSide
without anyWire
(theSide
has an implicit boundary: it is limited by the parameters $(u,v) = (0,0) \rightarrow (1,1)$ of theSurface
).
doc/user/geometry/user/faces.txt · Last modified: 2016/03/30 15:23 by 127.0.0.1