Sorry, I read the question wrong. The user defined results should be typed = EPPLEQV (no space, no colon). To get the deformation you might be able to do this:
-Get solution of equivalent total strain set up
-Get user defined solution of = EPPLEQV set up
when study runs, you'll notice the...
I believe as long as your material model accounts for plasticity it can be done in WB. In Solution, create New -> User Defined. Find the output definitions file in the documentation. I believe you want to write = EPPL,EQV (for equiv plastic strain). A favorite is = EPTO,EQV which accounts...
The area calc can either be scripted or you can manually find it through SolidWorks/Etc. As for the scripting, your license distributor should be able to help. There are a lot of steps.
On the SolidWorks side, depending how complicated your geometry is, you can get the area by importing...
In 13 you can export results in the Solution Tab. Just pick max stress criteria to the part, right click -> Export. Then in Excel you can sort the rows on your stress criteria to find the node number. Use the max and min toggles to find the location.
Hello, I have a really strange fundamental issue with frictionless supports. We are studying a L shaped part which center pivots around a 1/4" bore. It's just a 1:1 ratio of pulling arm and 90 degrees from this has a pushing arm.
I put frictionless support on the bore surface and displace the...
