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Hi to all,
I have a shell part divided into several thickness.
Is it possible to define several thickness on the same property. If yes how could I affect each thickness to its specific region in the same part.
Thank you for your response.
Hi,
for Nastran / Radioss bulk e.g., you can set a nodal thickness for every element (card editor).
Regards,
Mario
Hi, for Nastran / Radioss bulk e.g., you can set a nodal thickness for every element (card editor). Regards, Mario
Hi Mario,
Thank you for your response. I will try your suggestion.
Nice day.
Please tell me how can I create a node card and apply a thickness. Thank you
Hi Malick,
it isn't a node card, you have to input the values in the element.
Card editor->element->nodal thickness switch to on->nodal thickness for every node of the element
But you can also set a different property for every element. Go to Properties (icon) -> assign -> select element and property -> assign
Hi Malick, it isn't a node card, you have to input the values in the element. Card editor->element->nodal thickness switch to on->nodal thickness for every node of the element But you can also set a different property for every element. Go to Properties (icon) -> assign -> select element and property -> assign Regards, Mario
Thank you so much for your help.
Have a nice week end.
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