When using Simcenter Nastran to simulate nonlinear structural phenomena it can be a bit of a jungle to wrap your head around the time step settings. These involve the number of step increments and their impact on output written to the database as well as how they interplay with adaptive time step settings. In this blogpost we look closer at these specific settings regarding time step control.
In today’s Volupe blog post we will have a look at the assembly FEM functionality in Simcenter 3D, which is great when larger assemblies containing multiple bodies are to be modelled. When the model complexity increases with a growing number of components, the availability of partitioning the FE model by using an assembly FEM can be really handy. Let’s have a look at the advantages.
We are back with another blog for Simcenter 3D and Simcenter Nastran. Soon January has already blown past us, but just before many of us were sending our last email before the holidays, version 2512 of Simcenter 3D and Nastran were released. In this post we will summarise some of the major updates and give you clues of how they can impact your workflows.
Since we have started having frost nights here in Sweden it came to me recently when I started looking over
In many cases of dimensioning structures where service loads are in question there are numerous loadcases and combinations of these
Coming back from vacation, some of you may have missed that just at the beginning of this summer Simcenter 3D
If you have ever had a simulation which was big, just a bit short of too many degrees of freedom
Moving past linear solutions and their restart capabilities as investigated in this previous post, we will today turn to Simcenter
Working with FE models, the term “restart” is often used in a concept of continuing a simulation from an already
Today’s blogpost for Simcenter 3D will be about how to obtain custom results from simulation files by using Result Probes.
