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Why doesn’t Worked Example 25 from the DesignLife Help system work with ANSYS nCode DesignLife?

Tagged: 19.2, Ansys nCode DesignLife, fatigue, General, structural-mechanics
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:34 am
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      The python script used by WE25 is no longer available. WE25 will be removed from future releases. HBM nCode originally introduced load reconstruction using a python and numpy based scripting glyph. This early attempt at load reconstruction was demonstrated in a WE25, but it was not embedded directly in the DesignLife code. In a later release, HBM nCode created an actual load reconstruction glyph and removed the python/numpy script. The load reconstruction glyph is not offered in ANSYS nCode DesignLife.

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