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$$$$ INTE     NOTICE  BP208322  12/09/20    21:15:07     7512           
                                             DATE     12/09/20
                                             
  Operateur INTERSECTION                   Voir aussi:
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    Description :
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    | 1st possibility : intersection of elements of two meshes       |
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    MELE3 = MELE1 'INTER' MELE2 ('NOVERIF')
  
    The INTERSECTION operator constructs the intersection of two meshes,
    i.e. all the elements that pertain to both meshes.

    Contents :
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    MELE1 | : input meshes
    MELE2 |
   
    MELE3   : mesh composed of the elements that pertain to the two
              initial meshes

    'NOVERIF' : key-word indicating not to produce an error if the
    intersection is empty. If 'NOVERIF' is specified, produces an
    empty mesh instead.


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    | 2nd possibility : intersection of two analytical surfaces      |
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    LIG1  = POIN1 INTER (N1) ('DINI' DENS1 ) ('DFIN' DENS2 )  

            ('LONG' DLONG)...

    ...   |'PLAN' P1               | |'PLAN' P2                 | POIN2
          |'SPHE' CENTR1           | |'SPHE' CENTR2             |
          |'CYLI' AXEI1  AXEJ1     | |'CYLI' AXEI2   AXEJ2      |
          |'CONI' SOMM1  P1        | |'CONI' SOMM2   P2         |
          |'TORI' CENTR1 P1    PC1 | |'TORI' CENTR2  P2     PC2 |

    The INTERSECTION operator constructs the arc of curve, at the
    intersection of two surfaces, between two points POIN1 and POIN2.
 
    Contents :
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    POIN1 | : extreme points of the generated arc of curve 
    POIN2 |   (POINT type)

    N1      : number of generated segments (ENTIER type)

    DENSi   : densities associated with the arc extreme points
              (FLOTTANT type).
              the key word 'DINI' enables the definition of the
              first point density and 'DFIN' that of the last point
              density.
    DLONG   : arc length.
              the key word 'LONG' makes it possible to impose the arc
              length. In that case, a newly created final extreme point
              is calculated from POIN2 and LONG.


    The surfaces can be plane, spherical, cylindrical, conical or toric, 
    depending on the key word :
   
    'PLAN'  : plane surface passing through Pi (POINT type)
    'SPHE'  : spherical surface of centre CENTRi (POINT type)
    'CYLI'  : cylindrical surface of axis AXEIi AXEJi (POINT type)
    'CONI'  : conical surface of apex SOMMi (POINT type) passing 
              through Pi (POINT type)
    'TORI'  : toric surface of centre CENTRi (POINT type), of axis
              CENTR Pi (POINT type); PCi is the centre of a small
              circle. 

    Note :
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    If N1 is not specified, the arc of curve is divided in relation
    to the densities defined at the points POIN1 and POIN2.
    
    If the densities associated with the points POIN1 and POIN2 are
    inccurate, they may be increased. The accurate value of the first
    point will be mentioned after the 'DINI' key word, that of the
    second point will be mentioned after the 'DFIN' key word.
 
    If a LIG1 line is given instead of the POIN1 point (or POIN2),
    this line will be extended as far as the POIN2 point (the line
    begins at the POIN1 point).

    If the POIN2 point is not given, the first extreme point of the
    LIG1 line will be taken into account, which permits to close this
    line.
    
    
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    | 3rd  possibility : geometrical intersection of two meshes      |
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    MELE1b MELE2b MELE3 MELE4 = 'INTER' 'GEOM' MELE1 MELE2 

    The INTERSECTION operator constructs the geometrical intersection of
    two meshes. For example, the intersection of a sphere and a plane is
    a circle . 
    This option is today limited to the case of 3D non-coplanr surface
    constituted of 3-nodes triangles.

    Commentaire :
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    MELE1 | : input meshes
    MELE2 |
   
    MELE1b : meshe obtained from MELE1 by cutting elements which are 
             crossed by the MELE2
    MELE3  : mesh describing the geometric intersection with nodes 
             belonging to MESH1b
    MELE2b et MELE4 : similar to MELE1b and MELE3 with different nodes
             


 
 
 

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