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How to plot the stress history used for the fatigue calculation at a node

Tagged: 17.2, Ansys nCode DesignLife, DesignLife, fatigue, General, nCode, structural-mechanics
    • August 25, 2023 at 12:16 pm
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      You need to take the following steps: 1.Add a Static Entity Subset to the Analysis engine and specify the node numbers for output results. 2.Add a Time series output to file &/or pipe. 3.If the results are sent to a file, then specify the filename 4.If the results are sent to a glyph, via a pipe, then add a XYdisplay glyph to workspace and link the blue square on the analysis glyph to the xydisplay glyph. 5.Run nCode as normal – the results will be shown in the xydisplay glyph and a file will be created See the attached example

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      1. 2044863.zip
      2. KM_nCode_How_to_output_stress_history.pdf

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