Is it advised to use Adaptive-remeshing before topology optimization process? (because sensitive sections on my part (which gain the smallest size of the mesh), are actually frozen in the topology optimization process, and on the other hand, sections that should be removed from topology, have larger mesh and will make coarser surface at the end of the process)
Have a look at https://www.engineersrule.com/performing-topology-optimization-step-step-guide/
and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBTL6pNvzXM
Excuse me, I am not well-accustomed to the term « topology optimization ». Imaging from your usage of it, it sermed to me that « remeshing » causes the difference on measuring for optimization calculus. Is this understanding right?
Gary Nan Tie Thank you for your answer. How can I get more information about your research?
Muhammad Ali Thank you for sharing these informative links, but unfortunately, I did not get the answer to whether we can use 'Adaptive Remeshing' or not.
Cyprien Saito Actually, merely to some extent. My question was that we use Adaptive Remeshing rule to reduce calculations in simulations. In other words, based on some criteria some meshes become smaller and others become larger.
Topology optimization process is a kind of removing excess material from the part to improve its functionality based on another criterion. ( it removes some meshes that are not under stress, loads, etc.) For these reasons, I am not sure whether we can combine these two methods.
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