For the option: | Do the following: |
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Tips on Entering Object Names in Text Boxes. Tips on Entering File Names in Text Boxes. | |
File Name | Enter the name of the results (.csv) file you want to import. |
Flexible Body | Enter the name of the flexible body to which you want to associate the results. |
Analysis | Optionally, enter the name of a previously run analysis to which you want the CAEfatigue results associated. If you don't specify an analysis, Adams Durability associates the CAE-Fatigue results to the flexible body, and makes it available for the postprocessing of any Adams run. |
Notes: | ■Once you have successfully imported CAEfatigue results (by completing this dialog box), Adams Durability adds additional options in the Plot Type menu of the Contours tab (in Adams PostProcessor). This allows you to specify the fatigue result to contour. ■Plots of fatigue results in Adams may differ slightly from CAEfatigue when you have specified Output Locations as Center… or Corner. These location options in CAEfatigue produce element-based results, and Adams only knows how to post-process node-based results. To convert from element to node based fatigue results, Adams will average the element-based results at adjacent nodes. This produces a smooth contour plot across element boundaries instead of a discontinues contour plot at element boundaries. |