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Hi folks,
I want to know what are the connectors mostly used in hypermesh, at what condition it is used. send any reply buddies.
Hi folks' date=' I want to know what are the connectors mostly used in hypermesh, at what condition it is used. send any reply buddies.[/quote']to connect some elements/components to each other, such as to simulate spotwelds, rigids (rbe2/rbe3), seam welds etc. ,sometimes they are used to simulate the parts which are not there by using mass and rbe2/rbe3,sometimes to apply a force/moment in some region (especially rbe3's), ...check out the manuals for more detailed information.
I want to know what are the connectors mostly used in hypermesh, at what condition it is used. send any reply buddies.[/quote']
to connect some elements/components to each other, such as to simulate spotwelds, rigids (rbe2/rbe3), seam welds etc. ,
sometimes they are used to simulate the parts which are not there by using mass and rbe2/rbe3,
sometimes to apply a force/moment in some region (especially rbe3's), ...
check out the manuals for more detailed information.
I agree with Hexagon, please look into your manuals...
'Connectors are special entities mainly used to define which parts of a model have to be fastened to each other and how the connections have to be performed. Here the connectors can take into account the mechanical and structural conditions of the model.
Furthermore, connectors (in the form of 'mass connectors') are used to distribute masses on certain areas in a model. These connectors define both the area and the type of mass in such cases.'
Regards Mario
thank u mario for ur brief explanation abt connectors, can we be in touch with facebook if u can otherwise i will not disturb u.
with regards
sudhindhar
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