Mesh Generators
Generating a finite element mesh can be a taunting task, especially when mesh refinements
are needed. FEM.edu attempts to simplify that task using a series of Mesher
sub-classes
that allow you to mesh a geometric region based on the shape of a super-domain and mesh refinement parameters.
Note
Meshers are currently under development but not yet available with the distribution. Stay tuned for updates.
Meshers shall be developed for the following geometric elements.
Lines and Curves
For beams and frame components.

Meshing along a curve.
Quadrilateral domains
For plate and shell elements, including in-plane and out-of plane loaded plates.

Meshing a quadrilateral patch with quadrilaterals or triangles.
Triangular domains
For plate and shell elements, including in-plane and out-of plane loaded plates.

Meshing a triangular patch with quadrilaterals or triangles.
3D Solid domains
For 8-node, 20-node, and 27-node brick elements.

Meshing a solid with brick elements.