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How to know the line/node/keypoint number in ANSYS

Submitted by jsaaymi on
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Hi,

 I need to do the modelling in a command file instead of through the ANSYS graphinc interface as I need to try out different configurations and automatically run it in ANSYS. My question is:

 Say I create a rectangular geometry using the BLC4 command:

BLC4,-5,-15,80,100

I need to load the structure using the DL command? How do I know which side of the rectangel is assigned which line number? Can I control this? Is it consistent?

 Thanks,

hai need help in ansys

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hai all

 

my name is krishna. Iam working on ansys modelling of electrical discharge machining electrode wear. I have to model this phenomenon using ansys software. IF any body knows it plz help me regarding this modelling

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Submitted by ebrahimi on

dear :

I an a begginer of ABAQUS software. I want to modeling machining process with ABAQUS. I have problem for doing it. Can I do this simulation with ABAQUS/CAE or I need to modeling with ABAQUS/Explicit. I need to guide me for this problem

thanks and regards

Ali

How to assign the same section to many parts in Abaqus?

Submitted by Pål Ellingsbø on
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I have a problem with a model. It contains over 450 parts that shall have the same section assigned. Is there some easy way to assign to all parts at one time? The abaqus version is 6.7-1.

 

regards

Pål

Beam Element in MSC NASTRAN

Submitted by sugeng on

Dear All,

 

I am wondering about beam element in MSC NASTRAN.

How can a linear distribution of translation or rotation along a beam element produce a linear distribution of moment and constant shear force in a case of single tip force loading?  

What kind of beam element or beam theory used? I am not sure it is Timoshenko beam theory (which produce constant moment and linear shear force distribution)

 

I thank you in advance.

 

Best regards,

Sugeng