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Hi,
Can someone please explain how to apply initial velocity for a particular part in Optisruct?
Hi Suresh,
What is the solution sequence you are trying to solve?
Thanks
Vikas
Hi Vikas,
I want to perform fatigue analysis by simulating drop test analysis.
Kindly let me know if you need more details on the request. I've seen that there is a option called 'InvelB' but, I am not sure what it mean by Body identification number and how to define it?
If you want to carry out a drop test, I would suggest to use RADIOSS which is based on Explicit techniques.
In Radioss you can apply initial veloctiy through /INVEL card which is supported through HM
Thanks,
Thanks for your reply.
Does Radioss support fatigue calculations? Ideally I would prefer to go with Optistruct as I do not have prior experience in Radioss block format. Could you please suggest any equivalent method to do drop test in Optistruct followed by fatigue?
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