SET/PSET (Not Recommended for use in 10.0 or Later Versions) |
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SET/PSET (Not Recommended for use in 10.0 or Later Versions) |
I/O Options and Subcase Information Entry
SET - Set Definition
PSET - Set Definition
Description
The SET and PSET commands can be used in the I/O Options or Subcase Information section input deck to define sets of grids, elements, properties, or frequencies.
Format
SET n = i1, i2, …, in |
Integer sets are used for sets of grids, elements, modes, and design variables. |
SET n = r1, r2, …, rn |
Real value sets are used for frequencies or times. |
SET n = i1, c1, i2, c2, …, in, cn |
Sets of Gird/Component pairs are used for PFMODE data. Example: (alternatively 12/T1, 15/R2, 128/T3 is acceptable, see Guidelines for I/O Options and Subcase Information Entries). |
PSET n = PID1, PID2, …, PIDn |
Property identification numbers are used for property set definition. |
Comments
1. | Every SET must have a unique identification number, n, regardless of whether the SET is defined within a subcase or in the I/O Options section. Also, a SET cannot have the same ID as a PSET or the bulk data entries SET, SET1, or SURF. |
2. | From 10.0 onwards, it is recommended to use the SET bulk data entry for set definitions. |
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