!MESH¶
Specifies the mesh data file.
!MESH, NAME=<name>, TYPE=<type> [,optional parameter]
fileheader
#Example
!MESH, NAME=fstrMSH, TYPE=HECMW-DIST, REFINE=1
Mesh.in
| Parameter | |
|---|---|
NAME | Identifier (required) |
TYPE | Mesh type (required) |
IO | Input/output specification (optional) |
REFINE | Mesh refinement specification (optional) |
| Parameter | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
NAME | fstrMSH | Solver input data |
part_in | Partitioner input data | |
part_out | Partitioner output data | |
TYPE | HECMW-DIST | HEC-MW distributed mesh data |
HECMW-ENTIRE | HEC-MW single-domain mesh data | |
INP | inp-format mesh data (.inp) | |
NASTRAN | Nastran-format mesh data | |
IO | IN | For input (default) |
OUT | For output | |
REFINE | <integer> | Number of mesh refinements |
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| fileheader | Mesh data file-name header. Both relative and absolute paths can be specified. A relative path is interpreted from the current directory. |
Notes
The presence or value of the IO parameter has no effect on operation.
When TYPE is HECMW-DIST, the fileheader specified on the data line is the file name with the trailing ".<rank>" removed.
When TYPE is INP, an inp-format input file (.inp) is read directly. Supported keywords include *NODE, *ELEMENT, *NSET, *ELSET, *MATERIAL, *ELASTIC, *DENSITY, *SOLID SECTION, etc. When the analysis control data (.cnt) defines !MATERIAL, the material definition in the mesh is overridden.
When TYPE is NASTRAN, a Nastran-format bulk data file is read directly.