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Exportin Strains from femap

Exportin Strains from femap

Exportin Strains from femap

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Hi

I am currently running a FEMAP model and exporting the forces of a shell model and running a CLT hand calculations to get the strains.
I want to compare these strains to the strains in FEMAP.
Do I compare them to the normal X and Y strains in FEMAP ?
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RE: Exportin Strains from femap

if you are sure in which direction you have calculated you strains thats yours reference .make sure your material direction for you laminate elements is along ur calculated X strain. when yo uhave run your analysis and analysis parameter has strain requests ON, now you postprocess. in post processing , first check contour arrow view and make sure your normal X is along material direction (which ideally should be) . this will be compared with you normal X from ur CLcalc. and your Y is obviously 90 cloclwise to your X.

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