2012
DOI: 10.1007/s12206-012-0869-6
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CAD model simplification using a removing details and merging faces technique for a FEM simulation

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“…Mounir et al presented a novel simplification of the CAD geometry technique, which is a hybrid method based on a combination of the elimination details and merging faces. The reduction of the computing time and the amelioration of the result precision highlight the efficiency of the method [9]. In summary, it is clearly revealed that there is no single technique can implement automatic model simplification.…”
Section: Model Simplification Methodsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Mounir et al presented a novel simplification of the CAD geometry technique, which is a hybrid method based on a combination of the elimination details and merging faces. The reduction of the computing time and the amelioration of the result precision highlight the efficiency of the method [9]. In summary, it is clearly revealed that there is no single technique can implement automatic model simplification.…”
Section: Model Simplification Methodsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Mounir H. presented a novel simplification of the CAD geometry technique, which is a hybrid method based on a combination of the elimination details and merging faces. The reduction of the computing time and the amelioration of the result precision highlight the efficiency of the method [9].…”
Section: Current Cad Model Simplificationmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The method does not remove the details geometrically, instead only modifies the topology to simplify the meshing. Hamdi et al (2012) proposed a hybrid method based on a combination of the elimination details and merging faces. Danglade et al (2013) proposed an approach that uses machine learning techniques for identification of detailed features to be suppressed.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%