Block Format Keyword
/SECT - Sections
Description
A section is a set of nodes and a set of elements.
Format
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/SECT/sect_ID/unit_ID |
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sect_title |
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node_ID1 |
node_ID2 |
node_ID3 |
grnod_ID |
ISAVE |
Frame_ID |
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file_name |
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grbric_ID |
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grshel_ID |
grtrus_ID |
grbeam_ID |
grsprg_ID |
grtria_ID |
Ninter |
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Iframe |
Input read only if Ninter > 0
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int_ID1 |
int_ID2 |
int_ID3 |
int_ID4 |
int_ID5 |
int_ID6 |
int_ID7 |
int_ID8 |
int_ID9 |
int_ID10 |
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It is recommended to set ISAVE =0 if no cut methodology is intended, since performance may be decreased and memory for RADIOSS Engine will be increased.
If ISAVE =2, the components of resultant section force and moments are also saved in file "file_nameSC01".
If ISAVE =101, the components of resultant section force and moments are also read from the file "file_nameSC01" The displacements are filtered according to the following relations: y+ = x + (1-)y with, for filtering -3dB for filtering -6dB Where, T is the filtering period, in general, T = 10t. Typical use .
In plot file FNX, FNY, FNZ, FTX, FTY, and FTZ are respectively the components of normal and tangential forces in the global frame (see figure below for the definition of the local frame).
where, n = nodes
The set of node contains nodes of intersected elements which are upside (+Z direction) and inside the (oXY) plane of the frame. The recalculated sets of elements contain elements cut by the (oXY) plane of the frame. |