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Txt or CSV export of analysis input parameters

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Anonymous
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Txt or CSV export of analysis input parameters

Is there a way to export a txt file of all the material data, load, constraint etc. used in a particular analysis?

 

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John_Holtz
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Hi @Anonymous 

 

I am not sure what you want to do with this information, but the answer is basically no. I would think the main use for the information is so that you can apply the same thing to a similar model.

 

The difficulty is that most of the information that you want (loads, constraints, contacts) are applied to faces. Knowing what face an item is applied to is not especially helpful since you cannot select a face by knowing only that information. 

 

The closest thing that has all of this information is the Nastran file. It has all of the information but at a very detailed level. For example, every node that has a constraint. Trying to use that information for a new model is also difficult.



John Holtz, P.E.

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Autodesk, Inc.


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Anonymous
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Thanks John,

 

I suspected as much. The purpose for the info was for checking consistency of loads, constraints, material properties, parameters, etc. between different models and being able to list them in any reports. I was not so interested in the faces/nodes for loads/constraints but the types, magnitudes, directions etc. as well as the material data so that someone can easily check the FEA model to make sure it makes sense.

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