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    NX7.5/Nastran - Results in Wrong Format

    One more thing sprung to my mind. The Parallel = 7 switch does work fine in solution 601 where 7 of my 8 CPU threads is working. However in the 701 solution only 1 thread is doing the calcs. How can this be enabled for the explicit solver?
  2. B1ack

    NX7.5/Nastran - Results in Wrong Format

    Got the results now when changing to SORT1.. Really shouldn't be necessary to make it this difficult, but at least it works. Thanks for your help.
  3. B1ack

    NX7.5/Nastran - Results in Wrong Format

    Ok, I found the SORT1 and SORT2 options in the Output parameters so I'll try change these from Default to SORT1. I'm running NX 7.5 and solution 701 correct. The OP2 file is 17mb while the nastran input deck is 1mb, so it really should be some results in there :) I'll give the Default -->...
  4. B1ack

    NX7.5/Nastran - Results in Wrong Format

    I have just started to do some easy sheet metal forming analysis using the 701 solver myself and can't open the results. Is it really supposed to be impossible to post process the results from the 701 solution in NX 7.5? The results file is in .op2 format as usual but can't be imported. What...
  5. B1ack

    Postprocessing: Adding or subtracting results from one case to another

    I'm running a dynamic analysis with 15 timesteps. Up to timestep 10 I'm tightening a mechanism and from timestep 11 to 15 I'm adding forces to the structure. I need to find a way to postprocess this so I can read out changes in the stresses between timestep 15 and timestep 10 to find the NET...

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