Variable name: | Variable value: | What it does: |
|---|---|---|
DUR_HOTSPOT_LIMIT | Integer | Sets an upper limit on the number of hot spots to report. Default is 200. Note: This environment variable is applicable only when you select the Adams Durability hot spot type as "threshold" but not "count". |
DUR_MSR_MB_LIMIT | Real | Sets the maximum swap space (in megabytes) when performing a modal stress recovery (MSR). Default is 400 MB. |
MDI_ADAMS_EQUALTIMES | keep (default) - Keep all time steps first - Take the value of the first equal time step last - Take the value of the last equal time step | Writing of DAC files can be problematic if multiple solutions exist at the same time. These extra (sometimes unwanted) time blocks are created when processing certain simulation commands. This environment variable removes equal time steps. |
MDI_DUR_DEFNODE | Recovers data for all nodes in the flexible body if no nodes or hot spots are specified in the FEMDATA statement. | |
MDI_DUR_LOADHEADER | Prints header information to the loadmap file. | |
MDI_DUR_LOADMAP | Generates an ASCII file that maps the loads from MBD to FE for DAC output only. The name of this file is <job_name>.map, where <job_name> is the name given on the FILE argument of the first FEMDATA statement. | |
MDI_DUR_LOADOFFSET | Integer | Creates a gap in the sequential naming of DAC channel numbers. For example, without an offset set, DAC files start with the names: job_name_001.dac job_name_002.dac If MDI_DUR_LOADOFFSET is set to 300, the DAC file names start with: job_name_301.dac job_name_302.dac |
MSC_DUR_NUM_REPEATS | Integer | Specifies the required number of repeats to the RPC III file. Default is 0. |