how to request force-displacement curve(ls-dyna solver)
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Hi,
1. create a displacement / time curve
2. create a force / time curve
3. create a new empty curve ('Add' in define curve panel)
4. switch to 'Math' type
5. select at the 'Curves...' selection dialog your displacment / time curve for x
6. select at the 'Curves...' selection dialog your force / time curve for y
7. change the x (e.g. p1w1c1.x) into y (p1w1c1.y) at the curve for x (displacement)
8. press Apply and switch off curve one and two...Best regards,
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Hi Mario,
Thank you for your reply. I just have another question.
I have successfully generate the force-displacement curve by following your instructions. Is it possible to apply a SAE 10Hz filter to the force-displacement curve I just generated since I can see there is a lot of noise within the curve.
Many thanks.
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forgot something in the precious post. There is only options like 60Hz, 120Hz in the menu. And if I can apply a 10Hz filter, how should I do it?
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I just got another issue. when I tried to apply the SAE60 filter to the force-displacement and force-time curves, I got two same warning message: referenced page is not valid. I didn't change the file location and haven't made any modification to the files. I can't figure out the meaning of this message???
Many thanks.
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Hi,
you can apply a low-pass filter of course only in a time domain (be sure, that you are using seconds).
Filter your force / time curve and use the new one for the creation of the force / displacement. You have to do the filtering before the creation of the new curve!!!
Install the MVP_Toolbar, a freeware tool from Altair. You can download it at ftp://ftp.altair.de/pub/hyperworks/support/macro_toolbars/ .
Here you have a very good menu and dialogs to adjust the filter class and so on.
Your last issue i can't understand, check the parameters of your curves e.g. p1w1c1 means page 1, window 1, curve 1
Best Regards,
Mario
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Hi Mario,
If I don't use the MVP tool for filter (actually it looks like bit hard for me to get started), how should I apply a 10Hz filter to the curve?
I saw there is one option called SAE General which I think is a self defined tool to apply any filter class. For the 10Hz class, what should I put in the three displayed fields: curve(time=second), filter class, time conv. ?
Many thanks.
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Hi,
Curve: your force/time curve (double click on 'curve')
Filter class: 10 (for 10 Hz)
time scale to s: 1 (if you have seconds) (you can still have a curve in ms, scale it here to second, since filters always need seconds)
In any case, try to install MVP_Toolbar and the life is a lot easier...
Regards,
Mario
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Hi Mario,
After adding the line '{mvp_toolbar_dir = '<adapt path>/MVP_Toolbar';include(mvp_toolbar_dir + '/preferences_macro.mvw')}' at the end of the preference file, i got a error message 'could not preprocess the file' as soon as I open the hypergraph.
Also in the installation guide saying 'Load via the menu 'Set Preference File ...'', but there is no option 'set preference file' in the menu.
Please help.
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Hi Thomas,
add the following lines at the end of your preferences.mvw (located in directory HW):
{mvp_toolbar_dir = 'C:/Altairwin64/MVP_Toolbar'}
{include(mvp_toolbar_dir + '/preferences_macro.mvw')}C:/Altairwin64/MVP_Toolbar has to replace by your local location.
You can include the file of course in one line: {include('C:/Altairwin64/MVP_Toolbar/preferences_macro.mvw')}
Be sure that the directory points to your location.
For me it works in this way.
You can load preference files in Hyperview at 'Files->Load->Preference File'. First step is to register the file (press register and search your file). Second step ist to load it.
Best regards,
Mario
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Hi Mario,
Thanks for your tips.Now I can see *filter, *misc etc. menu as soon as I open the HV without registering. Is this normal?I have a look at filter menu, it looks like there is no predefined 10Hz filter. What should I do to pick up the 10Hz filter?Many thanks.
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Hi Thomas,
all the menus from MVP_Toolbar have a star, thats OK.
10 Hz isn't a standard filter, so you have to go the manual way...
Regards,
Mario
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Hi Mario,
If I go to the manual way, how can I apply 10H filter?
Thanks.
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Hi,
it is answered some posts before... use the SAE General filter:
Curve: your force/time curve (double click on 'curve')
Filter class: 10 (for 10 Hz)
time scale to s: 1 (if you have seconds) (you can still have a curve in ms, scale it here to second, since filters always need seconds)Regards,
Mario
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good day mario
in define curve for load body.. how can i define the load_body curve as a horizontal line (ordinate value equal to the gravitational acceleration)
what value need I put in ordinate.? and also what value need I put in abscissa.?
hope you can help.. thanks.
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