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Mallett Technology Year End MeetingMallett Technology Year End Meeting

December 19, 2003December 19, 2003

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Rich Alferi, Respironics:

Since I have been using WB for a while, I think I have had most of my

questions answered through tech support and training classes (Yes we

actually go to training classes!).

How do you become an AWE Wizard?


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WBE Training

- DesignModeler- Create and modify geometry in preparation for analysis

- Navigate within the Graphical User Interface

- Generate 2D sketches and convert them into 2D or 3D models- Modify 2D and 3D geometry

- Import existing CAD geometry

- Create line bodies and their cross sections in preparation for

beam analysis- Create surface bodies in preparation for shell analysis

- Model assemblies/Multi-body Parts

- Utilize parameters


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Simulation How To/Wish List

Can submodeling be done inWorkbench?

When will WBE have transient thermalstress analysis with multifield elementsin coupled field solution (something likemachining or grinding; where heat canbe generated due to material

deformation)? Structural transient analysis


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How to view the force convergence graph from the solution information tab?


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Saving unconverged solutions, i.e. Load Case 99999.


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How to perform thermal stress analysis after a transient thermal solution?


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The details view and

graphics legend

include the display

time

Timeline and tabulardata are available for

each result time

solved forCheck boxes control timeline

display


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Can we take control of the contour legend format andselect a decimal format instead of scientific notation, i.e.,make the stress contour legend NOT be reported as

x10^4? (Wow, my stress is only 5.2 psi. Oh wait, it's520,000. No, it's 52,000.)


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Is there a way to produce a higher quality .jpg?


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Cyclic Symmetry


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How about the use of rigid targets with pilot nodes in workbench?


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How to perform some of the classical time-history post processing?


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The average stress across a section of a solid model?

In AWE 10 you can use export probe data to excel to find the average

stress for a body, surface or edge.


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Thermal Radiation


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Response Spectrum Analyses


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Can an analysis in Workbench be solved in batch mode?

ServerClient

Send input and solve

Retrieve results

Users machine,where model is

set-up and results

are reviewed.

Server machine

where numerical

calculations areperformed.


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Linear Elastic Young's Modulus - Temperature Dependent

Poisson's Ratio - Temperature Dependent Orthotropic ElasticityDensity - Temperature Dependent

Thermal Expansion - Temperature Dependent

Bilinear Isotropic Hardening

Multilinear Isotropic Hardening

Hyperelastic Mooney-Rivlin (2, 3, 5, 9 Parameter) Neo-Hookean

Polynomial (1st Order 3rd Order)

Yeoh (1st Order 3rd Order)

Ogden (1st Order 3rd Order)

Easy to input temperature dependent material properties


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DesignModeler How To/Wish List

I'm trying to add fillets to sharp corners

inside a hollow 3D model. How can I do

a capped, hidden plot to see thegeometry?

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