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Hi, I'm using hypermesh with RADIOSS block 110 user profile.
I've read in this student guide
t pages 166 and 167 that plain strain and plane stress elements exist, but I can understand how to create them in a model. Could anyone help me?
Hi GabrieleJax,
In Optistruct Plane stress is the default element and you can switch to plane strain elements using an option in the pshell card (MID2 = -1)
In RADIOSS block, you can choose the analysis type to be plane strain in the /ANALY card (set N2D3D to 2)
See - Altair RADIOSS > Reference Guide > Starter Input > Starter Keywords > /ANALY in Help,
And also the RADIOSS theory Manual, chapter 5 , Altair RADIOSS > User's Guide > Theory Manual > Large Displacement Finite Element Analysis
Hi Prakash Pagadala
In RADIOSS block, is setting N2D3D to 2 true for plane stress?
@Pohan
N2D3D set to 2 sets to Plane Strain in RADIOSS
@Pohan N2D3D set to 2 sets to Plane Strain in RADIOSS
Dear Prakash Pagadala
How can we set for plane stress in Radioss?
Hi Pohan,
Plane stress is the default element for RADIOSS.
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