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Dear All,
I need the model on this link http://www.altairuniversity.com/analysis/structural/nonlinear/beam-thermal-loading-unloading-nlstat/, because the link to download is broken.
Thank you,
Best regards,
Iron_Man
Hi,
Please find the required files.
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Dear @George P Johnson,
Thank you for your help
But, why my result is different with the example?
What's wrong with my model?
I attach the h3d and fem file of my model
Please, I need your suggestions....
FYI,
I use hypermesh with optistruct user profile to solve this example....
Sorry to inform you that the tutorial is from HW 11 version and it was not updated. The model setup which you have shared is fine and so please continue with the same.
Okay...
I understand...
Thank you very much...
Dear
I need the model but download is broken: thermal_loading_unloading.fem
sevilla.xu@nio.com
I need the model: thermal_loading_unloading.fem, but download is broken
Sevilla
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