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WORKSHOP 16 Post Processing of Displacement Results Objectives: Examine the deformation of the MSC.Nastran model to evaluate the validity of the assumptions made in the creation of the mesh density and selection of element type. MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook 16-1

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WORKSHOP 16 Post Processing of Displacement Results Model Description: In this exercise you will examine the analysis results of a clevis model, similar to the one you created during the previous labs, by rendering a variety of deformed shape plots of the model. In particular, you will create Deformed, Fringe, and Vector plots of the displacement. Suggested Exercise Steps: Exercise Procedure: Create a new database and name it clevis.db. Change the Tolerance to Default and the Analysis Code to MSC/NASTRAN. Import the new clevis model and results for this exercise by reading the MSC.Nastran output2 file clevis.op2. Create a deformed shape plot of the Displacement result values. Turn off the undeformed plot of the clevis model. Change the orientation of the deformed image of the clevis model to an Isometric view. Return to the Default view of the clevis model. Increase the Deformation Scale Factor to 0.25. Produce a fringe plot of the displacement in the y-direction, (u y ). Render the plot with the element edges turned off. Produce a vector plot of the y-component of the displacements superimposed on the fringe plot of the clevis model. Use a Model Scale Length. Produce a 3D animation of the deformed shape. 1. Create a new database and name it clevis.db. File/New... New Database Name OK clevis MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook 16-3

Import the model and results 2. Change the Tolerance to Default and the Analysis Code to MSC/NASTRAN. New Model Preference Tolerance Analysis Code: OK Default MSC/NASTRAN Import the model and results 3. Import the new clevis model and results for this exercise by reading the output2 file clevis.op2. Method: Analysis Select Results File... Selected Results File OK Read Output2 Both Translate clevis.op2 There are two approaches for post processing results in MSC.Patran. One approach is to use the multi-purpose (e.g. fringe, deformation, and animate) Quick Plot form. The other is to use response type specific forms, e.g. deformation. These advanced forms, are designed to allow the user more flexibility on the manipulation and rendering of the model, however this requires more user input compared to the Quick Plot form. Create a Deformed Shape Plot 4. Create a deformed shape plot of the Displacement result values. Results Select Result Case(s) Select Deformation Result Create Quick Plot Load_Case.1.SC1 Displacements, Translational 16-4 MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook

WORKSHOP 16 Post Processing of Displacement Results Your model should look like the one shown below. 1. Turn off the undeformed plot of the clevis model. By default the deformed and undeformed plots are superimposed. Turn off the undeformed plot using Create, Deformation, Display Attributes under Results. Select Result Case(s) Select Deformation Result Create Deformation Load_Case.1.SC1 Displacements, Translational To change the Display Attributes click on the Display Attributes icon in the results form. Show Undeformed Change the view to Iso 1 View by clicking on this icon in the toolbar. MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook 16-5

Create a Fringe Plot 2. Return to the Front view of the clevis model, and increase the Deformation Scale Factor to 0.25. Click on the Front View icon from the toolbar. Scale Factor: 0.25 Your model should look like the one shown below. Create a Fringe Plot 3. Produce a fringe plot of the displacement in the y-direction, (u y ). Render the plot with the element edges turned off. Select Result Cases Select Fringe Result Quantity Select Deformation Result Quick Plot Load_Case.1.SC1 Displacements, Translational Y-Component Displacements, Translational 16-6 MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook

WORKSHOP 16 Post Processing of Displacement Results The fringe plot of the displacements is shown below. Next, turn on the display of Finite Element Edges located under the Fringe Attributes button. Display: Element Edges Turn on Finite Element Edges MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook 16-7

Turn on Finite Element Edges With the Element edges turned on your model should look like the one shown below 4. Produce a vector plot of the y-component of the displacements superimposed on the fringe plot of the clevis model. Use a Constant-Model Scale Length. The Displacements can also be displayed as a vector plot. In order to use this option, you must first change the Form Type Create, Marker, in the Results form. Method: Select Result Case(s) Show as Create Marker Vector Load_Case.1.SC1 Component XX YY ZZ 16-8 MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook

WORKSHOP 16 Post Processing of Displacement Results Display a Vector Plot Turn off the Fringe and Deformation plots you created in the previous step by changing the Action to Post and the Object to Plots. Select the vector plot in the Existing Plot Types databox, Existing Plot Types: Post Plots VEC_default_Vector 5. Adjust the vectors attributes and scale. Method: Show as: Create Marker Vector Component Vector Attributes such as color, size, and magnitude scaling can be altered in the Results, Create, Marker, Vector form. Click the Display Attributes button, and then try using a Constant, Model Scaled Length. Change view to iso 1 view. 6. Click on the Display Attributes. Constant Vector definition Length: Anchor Style: Model Scaled Show Vector Label Show on Deformed MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook 16-9

Turn off Vector Plot The vector plot of the displacements is shown below in Iso 1 View. T Z 1 R -.0061 Y Z X default_vector : Max.0017 @Node 150 Min -.0061 @Node 128 Turn off Vector Plot Turn off the vector plot and post the deformed plot. Post Plots Existing Plot Types: DEF_default_Deformation Do a simple 3D animation of the deformed shape. Create Quick Plot Click on the Animation Options button. Change the Animate Method to Modal and the Animation Graphics to 3D. Animate Deformation Animation Method: Modal 16-10 MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook

WORKSHOP 16 Post Processing of Displacement Results Animation Graphics 3D Number of Frames 15 Select the Results Button Select Result Case(s) Load_Case.1.SC1 Select Deformation Result Displacements, Translational Animate Try using the middle mouse button to rotate the model while it is animating. Hit Stop Animation when done. This ends the lesson. Close the database and quit Patran. File/Quit... MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook 16-11

16-12 MSC.Patran 301 Exercise Workbook Turn off Vector Plot