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June 25, 2021 at 12:34 pmYayoyodduSubscriber
Hi, I did a structural simulation on multiple load steps to evaluate force reaction and moment reaction using some APDL code.
I did the simulation using the following basic concept and the same APDL code:
June 28, 2021 at 10:16 am1shanAnsys EmployeeWhat is the loading condition at the end of 4rth step? Also looking at the first and the last image, it seems the same corner nodes have been scoped to 2 different boundary conditions - simply supported and a joint. This redundancy might result in incorrect forces and joint reactions. Use either a fixed joint or a simple support.
Regards.
Ishan.
June 28, 2021 at 12:44 pmYayoyodduSubscriber
The 4rth load step is just the sum of the previous load step (from 1 to 3rd , where different loading condition has been applied).
Inside the static structural tree I wrote the following APDL command:
And inside the solution tree I wrote:
And all this APDL code work very well to get force reaction and moment reaction, that are boundary condition:
As you can see I get in the 4rth load step the sum of the previous load steps.
But, the same code doesn't work for the Joint probe
As you can see I get a row of zeros.
The solution can be found for each load steps (the first load step is zero because I didn't put any load) , see results for 2nd and 3rd load steps, so, the issue could be on the APDL code and it have nothing to do on boundary condition or joint node. Maybe to store joint forces and moments I have to write other APDL code?
Thanks.
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