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Hi, I have an excel file which contains the number of nodes, the position of the nodes and the temperature of each of them.
How can I import this file and use it as an Input for a structural Analysis?
thank you
Hi,
arrange a new sheet and fill node numbers in column C, temperature in column D (copy/paste from your excel file)
fill "TEMP" to column A, and 1 to column B (just input once then double click to fill all)
save the sheet as a csv file, example input.csv
rename the file to "input.fem" (optional)
then you can import it as an optistruct input file.
Hi, arrange a new sheet and fill node numbers in column C, temperature in column D (copy/paste from your excel file) fill "TEMP" to column A, and 1 to column B (just input once then double click to fill all) save the sheet as a csv file, example input.csv rename the file to "input.fem" (optional) then you can import it as an optistruct input file.
Do you need already a meshed geometry right?
if i want to include also informations about the coordinates of each node?
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