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ansys10.0 新手入门（ANSYS10.0 newbie） Beginner 01: work plane and coordinate system The work plane is the infinite plane composed of the origin, the two-dimensional coordinate system, the capture increment and the display grid. At the same time, only one worker plane can be defined, and the old work plane will be deleted while defining the new working plane. The work plane and the coordinate system are independent, for example, the working plane and the active coordinate system can have different origin and rotation directions. After entering the ANSYS, the system generates a default working plane, that is, the overall Cartesian X-Y plane, whose X and Y axes are the X and Y axes of the overall Cartesian coordinate system, respectively. The default position of the work plane coincides with the origin of the overall coordinate. A model built from top to bottom is defined in the currently active coordinate system. Work plane (Working, Plane) The work plane is the reference (X, Y) plane that creates the geometric model, which is used to model (geometry and mesh) in the preprocessor Global coordinate system At the start of a new ANSYS analysis, three coordinate systems have been defined. They are located at the overall origin of the model. The three type is: CS, 0: global Cartesian coordinate system CS, 1: cylindrical coordinate system CS, 2: global sphere coordinate system The coordinates of the nodes in the database are always in the overall Cartesian coordinate system, no matter what coordinate system the nodes are created. Local coordinate system A local coordinate system is a user-defined coordinate system. The local coordinate system can be created by menu path Workplane%26gt; Local CS%26gt; Create LC. An active coordinate system is a reference frame for a particular time in the analysis. Default is the global Cartesian coordinate system. When creating a new coordinate system, a new coordinate system into active coordinate system. This indicates the command of the activ