You will create tetra mesh or volume mesh using the enclosed volume assemblies
created in the Pre Meshing operations.
From Define group, select Tetra > Create.
A guide bar will appear.
On the guide bar, click
to define tetra mesh options.
Change Average Size value to 500.
From the model browser, isolate Volume_07 assembly.
This isolates the respective enclosed volume and its
components.
Select the horizon pair (top and bottom) and the wall component for
Components selection option.
Click Mesh.
This will create tetra mesh within the enclosed volume and a
vol001 component will be created and listed in the model
browser.
Note: If the mesh creation fails, it is likely
that the volume is not enclosed and contains free edges. You can fix this by
(re)performing pre-meshing operations.
Repeat the above steps to mesh all the volumes in the model.
Note: You can also select all the components in the model and the tool will
create 3D mesh for each of the volumes it finds.
Fault Properties
Create contacts between fault planes and volume meshes.
Using the Fault Properties tool, you will define
contacts between the fault planes and the volume meshes.To create contacts, you will
have to preview and equivalence any free nodes.
From the Fix group, select Tools Ribbon.
From Tools Ribbon, select Free Edges.
Default HyperMesh Edges panel will appear.
Select all the components in the model and click preview
equiv.
You can preview and equivalence free nodes, if any.
Create Contacts
From Define group, select Fault Properties.
A guide bar will appear.
Select Offset Slave: Offset Master from the contact
type list.
Select all the faults in the model.
Click Create.
Once the contact creation is completed, contact groups will be
listed in the Model browser.