Dytran官方经典培训讲义_chapter04_running.pptVIP

MODELING Use a Standard Preprocessor Package. MSC.Dytran models should be prepared in the same way as all other finite element models, using a graphical preprocessor. Typical packages include: MSC.Patran IDEAS FEMB HYPERMESH However, virtually any modeling package can be used providing it can write an MSC.Nastran format input file. Any Numbering Can Be Used. Choose a numbering system for the grid points, elements and other entries that is convenient. Gaps in the numbers are allowed. However, additional computer memory is required to store the missing entries. Try not to use very large numbers. ADDING MSC.DYTRAN SPECIFIC INPUT Use the translator supplied with your modeling package to write an MSC.Nastran data file. Add FMS, Executive Control and Case Control Use a file editor to add the MSC.Dytran specific data and use the include option to read in data file written by the translator. You will need to add FMS, Executive control and Case Control to the top of the file. Typically this will include: Termination Time Output Required Constraints and Loading to be Used Add Extra Bulk Data Data items that could not be defined using the modeling package must be added. Typically this will include some of the following: Nonlinear Materials (DMATxx) Euler Properties (PEULERn) Spring/damper properties (PSPRn, PVISCn, PELASn, PDAMPn) Contact surfaces (CONTACT) Coupling surfaces (COUPLE) Etc. FILES FILES (continued) The following files are used or may be created by MSC.Dytran: dat – Data Input This is the file containing the input data. It must be available in the area from where the job is submitted Jobname.dat ARC – Archive Binary files containing results for post processing as well as the basic geometry and connectivity of the model. They are suitable for post processing results at a particular time, e.g. displaced shapes, contour plots, etc. Any number of Archive files can be created. They are identified by the Jobname of the analysis, a logical name used in the input to ide