[CIG-SHORT] multiple loads in step 18 & step 19
Sauber-Rosenber, Jeanne M. (GSFC-6980)
jeanne.m.sauber-rosenberg at nasa.gov
Sun Nov 23 10:05:53 PST 2014
A number of us spoke briefly with Brad at the Stanford workshop about expanding (3D/hex)
step18 & step 19 (one surface load at 0,0) to input multiple loads. IF I would like
to input a variable surface load over a portion of the positive Z face, I believe Brad
suggested creating a separate subdomain/nodeset on the +z face (?) In CUBIT, do I create
first the +z node set (CUBIT commands in step 1 below) and then I create a subset by removing nodes
outside a center region (incomplete CUBIT command in step 2 below)?
If I should create a subset of the z+ surface to input surface loads commands:
1. Do I need to input a load at every point in the subdomain to be
able to use linear interpolation?
2. Do you put the 0 tractions on the edges of this subdomain or on the
edges of +z-face, i.e. such as in the step 19 example given in the spatialdb/tractions_axial_pressure.spatialdb file?
I tried but never succeeded in creating a subdomain in CUBIT.
Step 1:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create node set for +z face
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
group "face_zpos" add node in surface 1
nodeset 16 group face_zpos
nodeset 16 name "face_zpos"
Step 2:
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
#create nodeset for load/unload set
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
what OTHER commands?
nodeset 17 in surface all with x_coord > 10001 remove
nodeset 17 in surface all with x_coord < -10001 remove
nodeset 17 in surface all with y_coord > 10001 remove
nodeset 17 in surface all with y_coord < -10001 remove
Thanks,
Jeanne Sauber
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