In this release an important change has occurred in model set up procedure for ANSYS solver. This change will influence if the model contains any ANSYS sections. It is required that users need to carefully read this change described in detail below.
In HyperMesh 14.0 or earlier releases, ANSYS sections such as standard beam, shell, pretension, joint, taper, pipe, contact, link were available under “Beam Section Collector.” In 14.0.110 release onwards all ANSYS section are available under Property. If any type of ANSYS section needs to be defined in the model (ANSYS card: SECTYPE) then Property with card image: SECTYPE needs to be used. Beam section collectors will now store beam sections created by HyperBeam. To use HyperBeam sections in the model, create a property with card image “SECTYPE” and select “TYPE” BEAM. You will get an option to select HyperBeam and choose the appropriate HyperBeam section. This change in model set up may also require you to update any scripts created for any type of section assignments or using sections.
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It is now possible to read and export the information about ANSYS super element-MATRIX50. Control cards relevant to super elements such as SE – Defines Super Element; SEOPT –Substructure analysis options; CMSOPT – Component mode synthesis options are now supported as control cards. Super element models may also contain Master Degrees of Freedom – M. This data is retained in import and export as this data is sent to unsupported control card. On exporting this data is also exported back to the deck. Please note that this version of HyperMesh supports only import and export of the ANSYS super element data. Creation of ANSYS super elements is not yet supported.
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If more than one material table, ANSYS keyword- TB is used in a material card, example: gasket material model where different tables are created to define compression and release of gasket material for different operating temperatures. In this case, earlier HyperMesh versions could read and export only the first table. Information on all other material tables data was lost. Now all that information is retained. A provision to store such additional table data as unsupported material table is available. If such material model needs to be created in HyperMesh then user need to activate “Unsup_Mat_TB” option and input the number of lines of additional material data exist and then he can type in the additional material Table information. This option is more suitable for the import and export of model that have materials with more than one Table defined. |
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