remove_slivers

class ansys.fluent.core.meshing.tui_241.main_menu.mesh.tet.controls.remove_slivers(service, version, mode, path)

Bases: TUIMenu

Enters the sliver remove controls menu.

Classes:

angle(service, version, mode, path)	Specifies the maximum dihedral angle for considering the cell to be a sliver.
attempts(service, version, mode, path)	Specifies the number of attempts overall to remove slivers.
iterations(service, version, mode, path)	Specifies the number of iterations to be performed for the specific sliver removal operation.
low_skew(service, version, mode, path)	Specifies the targeted skewness threshold above which cells will be improved.
method(service, version, mode, path)	Enables you to select the method for sliver removal.
remove(service, version, mode, path)	Enables/disables the automatic removal of slivers.
skew(service, version, mode, path)	Specifies the skewness threshold for sliver removal.

class angle(service, version, mode, path)

Bases: TUIMethod

Specifies the maximum dihedral angle for considering the cell to be a sliver.

class attempts(service, version, mode, path)

Bases: TUIMethod

Specifies the number of attempts overall to remove slivers.

class iterations(service, version, mode, path)

Bases: TUIMethod

Specifies the number of iterations to be performed for the specific sliver removal operation.

class low_skew(service, version, mode, path)

Bases: TUIMethod

Specifies the targeted skewness threshold above which cells will be improved. The improve operation will attempt to improve cells with skewness above the low-skew value specified, but there will be no attempt to reduce the skewness below the specified value. A limited set of improve operations will be used as compared to the operations required for the skew value-based improvement.

class method(service, version, mode, path)

Bases: TUIMethod

Enables you to select the method for sliver removal. The default method used is the fast method. The fast and the aggressive methods use the same controls and give similar results for good quality surface meshes. In case of poor surface meshes, the aggressive method will typically succeed in improving the mesh to a greater extent, but it may be slower than the fast method.

class remove(service, version, mode, path)

Bases: TUIMethod

Enables/disables the automatic removal of slivers.

class skew(service, version, mode, path)

Bases: TUIMethod

Specifies the skewness threshold for sliver removal.