The .spcd file is an OptiStruct ASCII format results file.
This file is created in a residual run when DMIG's are present in the model. The .spcd file contains displacement results at interface grid points and is used for stress recovery. A <filename>.<dmigname>.spcd file is created for each DMIG included in the model for the residual run.
Result |
Description |
Displacement |
Displacement results from a residual run. Output is controlled by the I/O Option DISPLACEMENT. |
The .spcd file has the following format:
For each iteration, the following header is used: |
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SUBCASE |
SID |
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where: |
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SID |
is the identification number of the corresponding subcase. |
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Under each applicable subcase header, the following columns are: |
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SPC |
SID |
GRID ID |
Component |
Displacement |
where: |
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ID |
is equal to 1000000 added to the identification number of the corresponding subcase. |
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GRID ID |
is the identification number of the interface grid at which the displacement results are output. |
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Component |
is the component in which the displacement results are output. |
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Displacement |
is the displacement result for a specific grid in the corresponding component. |
1. | The ID column contains the identification number of the SPCD’s which can be referenced by the loadstep definition during stress recovery. The identification number (ID) is derived by adding 1000000 to the subcase ID. |
2. | The .spcd file can be included in the model containing the DMIG’s (that is, the model which was used to generate the superelements) and SPC=ID can be added to the loadstep definition to reference the SPCD’s for stress recovery. |