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Manh Nguyen_21511
Manh Nguyen_21511 Altair Community Member
edited June 8 in Community Q&A

How can i get stress and strain in result type?

Thanks for answering my question.

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  • Polyvios Romanidis
    Polyvios Romanidis New Altair Community Member
    edited June 6

    Hi Manh,

    In order to see the different type of results you want after you run your simulation, you have to insert the proper Engine Keywords at the Engine File (0001.rad) before you run you simulation.

    There are 2 different type of files available for outputting your results, animation (/ANIM) and h3d (/H3D).

    In the following link you can find the proper keywords for each type of output request you might have.

    https://help.altair.com/hwsolvers/rad/topics/solvers/rad/animation_post_process_output_files_engine_r.htm

    For stress (Von Mises) and strain (Plastic) you can try the following based on the output file type you are using:

    1. Animation files (/ANIM)
      • /ANIM/SHELL/VONM   and   /ANIM/SHELL/EPSP (for shell elements)
      • /ANIM/BRICK/VONM   and   /ANIM/BRICK/EPSP (for solid elements)
    2. H3D files (/H3D)
      • /H3D/SHELL/VONM   and   /H3D/SHELL/EPSP (for shell elements)
      • /H3D/SOLID/VONM   and   /H3D/SOLID/EPSP (for solid elements)

    I suggest you to explore the different type of outputs available in Radioss in order to get exactly what you want after each simulation.

    You can also try to create an Engine File through HyperMesh, before you export your model by going to /Analyze.../Run.../Engine File Assistant... and select Create Engine File.  Then you can insert the total simulation time, and the frequency of output requests and also check the generate default output request to get some predefined outputs usually needed by users (Figure 1)

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    Figure 1

    Also do not forget to check the Auto Export Engine File, when you are exporting your model.

    Polyvios

  • Manh Nguyen_21511
    Manh Nguyen_21511 Altair Community Member
    edited June 8
    Polyvios Romanidis said:

    Hi Manh,

    In order to see the different type of results you want after you run your simulation, you have to insert the proper Engine Keywords at the Engine File (0001.rad) before you run you simulation.

    There are 2 different type of files available for outputting your results, animation (/ANIM) and h3d (/H3D).

    In the following link you can find the proper keywords for each type of output request you might have.

    https://help.altair.com/hwsolvers/rad/topics/solvers/rad/animation_post_process_output_files_engine_r.htm

    For stress (Von Mises) and strain (Plastic) you can try the following based on the output file type you are using:

    1. Animation files (/ANIM)
      • /ANIM/SHELL/VONM   and   /ANIM/SHELL/EPSP (for shell elements)
      • /ANIM/BRICK/VONM   and   /ANIM/BRICK/EPSP (for solid elements)
    2. H3D files (/H3D)
      • /H3D/SHELL/VONM   and   /H3D/SHELL/EPSP (for shell elements)
      • /H3D/SOLID/VONM   and   /H3D/SOLID/EPSP (for solid elements)

    I suggest you to explore the different type of outputs available in Radioss in order to get exactly what you want after each simulation.

    You can also try to create an Engine File through HyperMesh, before you export your model by going to /Analyze.../Run.../Engine File Assistant... and select Create Engine File.  Then you can insert the total simulation time, and the frequency of output requests and also check the generate default output request to get some predefined outputs usually needed by users (Figure 1)

    image

    Figure 1

    Also do not forget to check the Auto Export Engine File, when you are exporting your model.

    Polyvios

    Thank you sir

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