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How to create material database directly in nCode

Tagged: 16.2, Ansys nCode DesignLife, DesignLife, fatigue, General, structural-mechanics
    • May 15, 2023 at 8:32 am
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      New material database can be created in nCode using MaterialsManager, procedure is described below 1. Go to MaterialsManager>File Create Database 2. Select nCode MXD Material Database Type & assign a file name 3. Check on create new database 4. Click OK & Right Click on the folder created > Add Data 5. Select Dataset Type from the available sets & assign Dataset Name 6. Click OK and enter the required data 7. Right click and add additional data if required e.g., for Multi R Ratio curves or Multi Meanstress Curves Find the attached PDF for pictorial description

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