Thanks skjoex. It looks like a slight modification of your script might just work for me. Appreciate the feedback.
If anybody is aware of any other options, I'd be interested in hearing from you. I'm an ABAQUS user, and the additional rotation is activated by two data items on a simple...
I am trying to figure out how to achieve a local coordinate system in an ANSYS model for use with an orthotropic material definition. The meshed geometry is a thick-walled cone (solid elements). I'd like to project the global cylindrical CS to each element (its z-axis is correlated with cone...
I am using NX NASTRAN's glue element approach for connecting element surfaces with dissimilar meshes. They seem to be working out well in static stress models, but for unconstrained frequency extraction models I am having a lot of trouble getting the necessary 6 rigid body modal frequencies of...
Anybody have experience with NASTRAN's glue element approach of connecting surfaces with dissimilar meshes? They seem to be working out well in static stress models, but for dynamic models, I am having a lot of trouble getting 6 rigid body modes. I am working with shell elements, and some of...
Thanks for the reply xerf. I think you are right. And I considered going down the VDLOAD road, but only as a last resort. I was going to put a rigid shell element at the CG with an area of unity. The net pressure would therefore be equal to the desired force. Looks like I may be at that...
Hello forum. I'm beyond stumped. Maybe there is an ABAQUS guru out there that can help solve my problem.
I have modeled a geometrically axisymmetric body in ABAQUS/Explicit. Please picture a conventional projectile if you will in 2D (XY) space, and assume it is rigid. It is free to...
Hello All.
I have a transient pressure history extracted from results of a third party analysis package at say 1000 discrete points on a flat surface. I'd like to replicate the pressure distribution history on a coincident mesh in /Explicit. The nodal spacing in the FEA mesh is notably...
Desertfox,
Yesterday my posting was removed, and I was subsequently asked to repost in this forum. I did get your input. Thanks.
An update - I found out that the steel fasteners in question do go through a rigorous degreasing process prior to applying the loctite anaerobic threadlocker...
Does anybody know if the use of a acetate-based spray-on threadlocker primer has any substantial impact on the torque coefficient of a steel fastener on which Loctite 242 threadlocker has been subsequently applied? My concern is in the degreasing effects, removing some of the dry film lube that...
