1. I am trying to model/analyze a bolt connect assembly to predict stresses around the blade holes. In your simplified version you have removed all the bolts/nuts and that's representative of my model
i took a look at your model. i attached a very simplified version. this is along the lines of what i was saying earlier of just fixing the washer faces. i wasn't sure of a lot of what you setup, so i
oh i didn't see you attached the model. id love to try it as well. i model similar things. ansys workbench is really good for retention modelling, cyclic symmetry, bolt loads, and contact. but i got t
I just tried Gmsh v 4.2.1 (latest release) and it fails with an error "adjacent nullptrs found". I have been using v 4.1.5 successfully, but this new version doesn't appear to work. Has an
I've reproduced the problem that the ccx.exe 2.15 on dhondt.de can have obvious random errors with modal vibration (*FREQUENCY) that the single-threaded version included with Mecway doesn't. Here is a
Victor, Here's the text from the CCX output file for the problem I ran on your v.11 with the embedded CCX. Do you intend to test the multicore version against the problem areas you mentioned? I'd b
Yes. The CCX from dhondt.de is compiled for multicore but the one with Mecway isn't. I'm surprised it still does that with stiffness and stress though. The multicore versions usually fail more test ca
My bigger question is how is Mecway Internal handling this to where I can view the 2D version of the elements in the results and get stresses that are still accurate/not underestimated.
The demo version has no missing features except being limited to 1000 nodes. It doesn't have any CCX convergence options in the UI but you can enter the CCX card for that (*CONTROLS) in CCX ->
I'm not sure if this is te right place for request for the new version but could it be possible to rename the loads and constraints (as is by the named selections?) Would make life much easier in cas