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-Introduction To Meshing Types Of Elements Elements 1D 2D Mids urface y x t z t -thickness of plate t/2 x >>> y, z x , z >>> y One of the dimension s is Two of the dimension s are very larg e in c omparison to very larg e in c omparison to the other two the third one Ele ment sh ape–line Add itional d ata from user - Element shape–quad, tria
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