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Hi, I'm fabio, a mechanical engineering student. I have a problem with submodeling in hypermesh. The model to be analyzed includes three bodies joined together with some rigids, crod and cbeam elements. When I go to gather all the elements within a single set, the analysis of the global model seems not to take into account the rigids that connect the bodies. I used a set with card image: SET-ELEM, to group the 3d elements, rigids and crod. Can you tell me if there is a type of set that allows the analysis to take into account these types of elements? Thanks for your help
Please check below post for information on Submodelling.
Good morning raul, thank you for your answer. I have already read the previous discussion about submodeling. I made my model thanks to the pdf file attached to that topic. My problem is that with only 3d elements I can correctly run the analysis, while introducing in the set of the global model elements 3d and 1d, like rbe2 cbeam and crod, the analysis doesn't work well. I can't consult the file indicated in the pdf since I have version 14 of hyperworks and I can't find it in the indicated path. Thanks again for your answer
Please read the comment 1 in shared pdf. Currently this feature work only with linear static analysis type.
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