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• curprev 05:0005:00, 25 August 2022‎ Struct4U talk contribs‎ 921 bytes +921‎ Created page with " ===Mesh Size=== The mesh element used with in XFEM4U is a modified Kirchhoff element. It is extended in 2021 by https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johan_Blaauwendraad | Professor Blaauwendraad]]. Usually Kirchhoff is less precise regarding shearforce distribution. In the modified element this is solved. Below we describe a method how to find the right mesh size for your structure. If you make the mesh too dense, internal..."