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Hi
Where I can find the files for the tutorials:
'Composite Optimization with Optistruct 11.0 on the example of a Formula Student Monocoque' and 'Composite Optimization with Optistruct of a Snowboard'
Regards
Hi @bmech,
the model files of those tutorials can be found:
https://altairuniversity.com/learning-library/hyperworks-11-0-composite-optimization-tutorial-formula-student-monocoque/
Thanks
I started to make the exercise.
Maybe you could help me.
At the end of the free-size optimization, when I import the results of my analysis my plies are named in different way:
1102,1201,1202....5401...5418 instead of 110100,11200 ecc with the results that I have 216 plies instead of 25 of the tutorials.
Any suggestion?
In the free-size phase all the plies of same orientation are grouped into one 'superply'. After this phase each superply is sliced into 4 (or more) so in the size phase there should be more plies. The concept is explained in the following video at 43:30:
https://altairuniversity.com/learning-library/2017-winter-directed-learning-webinar-series-optistruct-for-composite-analysis-optimization/
Also please check the videos:
Please refer to bellow table (from p.27 of skateboard tutorial) for ply nomenclature:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Thanks for the files.
I tried on the 2017 version and works fine as expected
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