Simcenter Hypermesh
Midsurface and Midmesh Generation with Simcenter Hypermesh
Course Code
WEBNA12
Software
Simcenter Hypermesh 2026.1
Language
English
User Level
Beginner
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Live In-Person Duration
0.5 Day
Live Online Duration
2 Hours
This live training teaches how to extract midsurfaces and midmeshes using Simcenter Hypermesh software. Learn techniques for converting solid geometry into accurate midsurface representations, creating quality midmeshes for shell analysis, and validating mid-surface models.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This class is designed for engineers, analysts, and simulation users who want to understand how to extract and manage midsurfaces and midmeshes effectively using Simcenter Hypermesh.
PREREQUISITES
Required courses:
- Getting Started with Simcenter Hypermesh (WEBNA07)
Other recommended courses:
- Model Import and Organization with Simcenter Hypermesh (WEBNA13)
- Geometry Handling with Simcenter Hypermesh (WEBNA06)
- Shell Meshing with Simcenter Hypermesh (WEBNA21)
- Solid Meshing with Simcenter Hypermesh (WEBNA22)
- 1D Meshing with Simcenter Hypermesh (WEBNA01)
- Connectors and Contacts with Simcenter Hypermesh (WEBNA03)
- Model Setup, Analysis and Results with Simcenter Hypermesh (WEBNA14)
PROVIDED COURSE MATERIALS
- Student Guide
- Activity Material
ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS
- A computer with internet access and the installation of the latest versions of Simcenter Hypermesh
- No prior experience with Simcenter Hypermesh or coding required
- Basic understanding of Finite Element simulation recommended
PRIMARY COURSE TOPICS
- Understand when to use midsurface or direct midmesh approach.
- Identify and apply different midsurface algorithms and extraction methods.
- Use topology and meshing tools to create, edit, and repair midsurfaces and direct midmeshes.
- Apply the full midmesh workflow in Simcenter Hypermesh, from extraction to thickness assignment.