Force as parameter

Force as parameter

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Force as parameter

Anonymous
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Hi 

 

Now I'm fighting with a calculation of non-linear buckling and I have a problem with how to properly declare loads and how to parametrize one dimension.

 
 

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Length and thickness are constant, but I have to optimize the width of it to achieve a safety factor equal to 1.5.  Loads here are distributed and are equal n=12N/mm so total stress would be equal =12*width/area.  And here comes my question is here an option to make a parametric optimization in Nastran? To make a function of which would describe my force?

Thanks in advance

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Anonymous
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For parametric studies you have to write your own iLogic rules.

 

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John_Holtz
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Hi @Anonymous 

 

You said the load is constant (12 N/mm) and the thickness is constant. Therefore, the load applied to the analysis is constant: pressure = (12 N/mm)/( t mm thickness) = 12/t N/mm^2. You do not need to use a parameter for the load.



John Holtz, P.E.

Global Product Support
Autodesk, Inc.


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Anonymous
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You're right. Thanks, however, I will also learn Ilogic.  

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