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QUESTION
I am reading the binary files '.rst' using the ansys.mapdl library reader, and I want to understand those results. I have a beam simulated on ansys mechanical and I am evaluating total deformation, equivalent elastic strain and equivalent stress.
What nodes are associated with which values? How are all three results separated? Also, I tried printing random data just to try and make sense of it but some data are NAN, so I would like to know why that is the case.
Here is the simulation and some code
EDIT: Here is total deformation for the first 10 nodes exported from ansys mechanical to a .txt file
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 06:21From the docs:
QUESTION
I am on Pycharm and wish to install the pyansys package, but I keep getting this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-12 at 03:27So it seems like 'ansys-dpf-reader' was changed to 'ansys-dpf-post' and the 'pyansys' is not a pacakge anymore, but has now expanded into these 5 packages. Installing all of them will allow the normal use of the old pyansys.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a list of the following form
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 11:08You can use a list comprehension to iterate over a certain range:
QUESTION
I want to compare two Ansys Mechanical Models and summarize the differences. For some cases it is sufficient to just compare the two ds.dat files with e.g. Notepad++. But different meshes make this comparison quickly confusing.
My idea is to export the tree of the two Models from
ExtAPI.DataModel.Project.Model
to two dictionaries and than compare those. But I have difficulties keeping the structure.
When I try to iterate through all Children inspiried by this link with
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 15:39Move it into a dictionary comprehension:
QUESTION
I’m trying to develop an real-time wind turbine simulation Finite Element Analysis software using three.js to display the caculated 3D FEA results. Like the image one frame of FEA result.the showed 3D wind turbine rotates like the real physical one does. I can generate dozens of VTK format result files per second, i.e. dozens of frame per second. I have two questions here:
- I’m wondering is there any way to display vtk format file or general type FEA file(Like FEA software ANSYS , COMSOL outputs) using three.js? Any file format tranformation is accepted.
- Am I only able to use load function to load 3D FEA files frame by frame? (the size of single FEA result file may be large, and the frame rate may be heavily influenced by the internet quality)Maybe generating animation of several frame in advance can achieve better performance?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-18 at 18:14three.js has a VTK loader. I don't think it supports animation on its own though, I guess you'd need one VTK file per frame.
That said, in general it's recommended to use glTF/GLB for models in three.js when you can. They are more efficient to parse, work well in a web environment, and support a variety of compression options. I'm not sure what VTK → glTF conversion options are available though.
If you can get a glTF file containing one mesh for each frame, you can convert that to an animation and try different ways of compressing it with gltf transform:
QUESTION
i am doing modal analysis of a cantilever using ANSYS 19.R2, in the result tables (effective mass & participation factor) there is a column called (cumulative mass fraction) , what is cumulative mass fraction and how to be calculated ? .Also when i tried to find the ratio between effective mass to total mass (by dividing effective mass/total mass) it didn't match the mentioned ratio in the last column, what is wrong with that ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 15:55Cards on the table, I am citing the ansys documentation here. The cumulative mass fraction for the i-th mode is:
So for example the cumulative mass fraction of your 4-th mode is
(0.00183887 + 0.00473062 + 0 + 0.00198891) / 0.1085679 =
78.8299%
QUESTION
Reading the results of numerical modal analysis using ANSYS workbench, there were two types of masses , translational mass and rotational mass, I wonder if any body knows the physical difference between them ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 13:51The global mass matrix can be partitioned in a translational and a rotational mass matrix. The rotational mass matrix contains the mass moments of inertia.
QUESTION
I am trying to extract both mass and stiffness sparse matrices from modal analysis using ANSYS 15 software, i used next code :
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Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 07:33I tried running your snippet on ANSYS 2021 R1 and the matrices were not written, but I did not get the stated error. My guess is there was something changed in the order in which *SMAT and *export have to be executed. I can think of two solutions:
1. APDL
I export the matrices like this:
QUESTION
I have the index list working as intended but I still have problems with the table and footer.
Known problems:
- table header doesn't stay fixed when I scroll
- table height is not responsive and overflows into the footer
- table x scroll bar is at the bottom of the page and is not at the bottom of the table view. Intended functionality is the same as the code snippets on this site.
- footer margin is not enforced on mobile.
- footer height causing large white space at the bottom of the div. Most likely due to height property resizing the div.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-23 at 03:02Have managed to solve all bugs by changing the CSS file except for the table header being sticky.
Here's the code for it
QUESTION
(0 grid written by ANSYS Meshing
nodes: (10 (id start end type) (x y z ...))
faces: (13 (id start end type elemType)
(v-0 v-1 .. v-n right-cell left-cell ...))
cells: (12 (id start end type elemtype))
parent-face: (59 (start end parent child) (nchilds child0 child1 ...))
)
(2 3)
(10 (0 1 73cb 0))
(13 (0 1 e7ba 0))
(12 (0 1 0 0))
I want to read a .txt file which containing approximately 11 lines. particularly line number 8 indicates whether given file is two dimensions or three dimensions. Line number 8 basically starts with (2 and 3 indicates three dimension. for that purpose I have written following code. My output should be "Dimensions = 3" but I unable to get it. can anyone correct my code? >
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-30 at 20:33Try this one.
You should use f.readlines()
with s instead of f.readline()
. The line 8 in the text is defined by 7 because the first line is numbered by 0.
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