Meshing Volumes 1 & 2: Need Assistance!

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To successfully mesh Volume 1 (0.250 x 0.180 x 0.005) and Volume 2 (0.050 x 0.020 x 0.005) in ANSYS, it's crucial to ensure that the element size is appropriate and that there are no geometry errors. Common issues causing meshing failures include overly large element sizes and inaccuracies in the geometry. Providing detailed information about the geometry and the specific errors encountered will facilitate better assistance. Addressing these factors is essential for effective meshing. Proper troubleshooting can lead to a successful mesh creation.
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i want to Mesh volume1 of 0.250 X 0.180 X 0.005 (solid 45) and another volume2 of 0.050 X 0.020 X 0.005 (solid 5)placed at the centre & on top of volume 1...
i m not able to mesh
please assist...
 
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Meshing is fairly robust in ANSYS, the main reasons I've seen meshing fail is either element size too large, or geometry errors. You need to provide more specific information regarding the geometry and the exact error before we can help any more.
 

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