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Hi. I want to plot maximum principle stress, elastic strain energy and signed von-mises contours for Tetra4 meshed components. Which card should I use?
Regards,
Rachit
I don't know about ESE
For the priniciples and signed von mises you can request:
/ANIM/BRICK/TENS/STRESS/ALL
/ANIM/BRICK/TENS/STRAIN/ALL
with an /ANIM/DT card
if you are using /ANIM output
or
/H3D/SOLID/TENS/STRESS
/H3D/SOLID/TENS/STRAIN
with an /H3D/DT
if you are using /H3D output
Hello Paul. Thanks for your reply. But I am still not able to get principle stresses. Maybe the above card works for brick elements only.
Hello Paul. Thanks for your reply. But I am still not able to get principle stresses. Maybe the above card works for brick elements only. Regards, Rachit
Are you looking under the correct entry? 'Strs Intg Point111' if you are using Anim file (it will be separate to 'Stress' if you are still asking for 'ELEM' stress too. It should definitely be working for Tetras
Hi Paul. Thanks for your reply. Yes you are correct, 'Strs Intg Point111' entry has stress values.
For ESE, we may use /Anim/Elem/EINT. It gives internal energy, which should be same as strain energy.
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