Ansys常用命令-单元坐标系结果坐标系.docVIP

1.4单元坐标系 1.4.1ESYS，KCN Sets the element coordinate system attribute pointer. Main MenuPreprocessorModelingCreateElementsElem Attributes KCN KCN：Coordinate system number： 0 — Use element coordinate system orientation as defined (either by default or by KEYOPT setting) for the element (default). N — Use element coordinate system orientation parallel to local coordinate system N (where N must be greater than 10). For global system0，1，or2，define a local system N parallel to appropriate system with the \o LOCAL description LOCAL or \o CS description CS command (for example： \o LOCAL description LOCAL，11，1). Command Default：Use element coordinate system orientation as defined (either by default or by KEYOPT setting) for the element (default). Notes：Identifies an element coordinate system to be assigned to subsequently defined elements. Used only with area and volume elements. This number refers to the coordinate system reference number (KCN) defined using the \o LOCAL description LOCAL (or similar) command. Element coordinate system numbers may be displayed [ \o /PNUM description /PNUM]. 1.5结果坐标系 1.5.1RSYS，KCN Activates a coordinate system for printout or display of element and nodal results. Utility MenuListResultsOptions KCN ：The coordinate system to use for results output： 0 — Global Cartesian coordinate system (default). 1 — Global cylindrical coordinate system. 2 — Global spherical coordinate system. 10 — Any existing local coordinate system. SOLU — Solution coordinate systems. For element quantities， these are the element coordinate system for each element. For nodal quantities， these are the nodal coordinate systems. If an element or nodal coordinate system is not defined， ANSYS uses the global Cartesian coordinate system. If you issue a \o LAYER description LAYER，N command (where N refers to a layer number)， the results appear in the layer coordinate system. LSYS — Layer coordinate system. For layered shell and solid elements， the results appear