I apologize for bothering you again. I asked a related question in another module some days ago, but never received a reply. This question is very important to me and is directly related to the topic, therefore, I have closed my previous question and am here to ask it again.
I would like to ask you, when calculating the force of a local member in a whole model (consisting of shell and beam units), I would like to analyze the local member (using solid units) by sub-modeling technique. The structure is of concrete material, arranged with steel bars and prestressing tendons simulated by rein264.The help document states that the sub-modeling technique can only be used for solid and shell units. How should the submodel be created in APDL? How are the boundaries imposed?
December 24, 2024 at 10:20 am
Rob
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Unanswered threads are caught by the system, but given the posting date and time you may find you're going to need to be patient. I'll leave the older thread intact and close this one.Â
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