ANSYS12.0官方培训教程 Explicit_Dynamics_Chapter 5_Results_Processing.pptVIP

Scoping Results Scoping to a Path Results can be scoped onto a path defined by: A coordinate system (or multiple systems) Existing geometry (edges or points) Existing points Scoping Results A path is created using construction geometry. Paths are defined using coordinate systems, model edges or existing points. Examples: Scoping Results Path results may be displayed in graphical form The X axis may be displayed as path location (S) or time (transient analyses) Explicit Dynamics – Results Processing 1-* ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary ? 2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. February 27, 2009 Inventory #002665 Training Manual 1-* ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary ? 2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. February 27, 2009 Inventory #002665 Chapter 5Explicit Dynamics – Results Processing ANSYS Explicit Dynamics A. Viewing Results When selecting a results branch, the Context toolbar displays ways of viewing results: In addition, the “Timeline” also has an animation toolbar which lets the user set animation controls Vector Display Controls Min/Max Displacement Scaling Display Method Contour Settings Outline Display Probe Play Pause Distribute Markers Frame Rate Control Export Displacement Scaling Pull-down menu lets you apply a scale factor to displacements Useful for viewing small displacements True Scale is usually best for Explicit Dynamics analyses Can give unrealistic views for the large displacements that are common in such analyses Small Displacement Analysis True Scale 5x Auto Auto Scale True Scale Large Displacement Analysis Right Clicking on the legend in the graphics area lets you modify the legend controls Legend Controls Edit Value Export/Import/Switch to a saved legend setting Horizontal/Vertical legend Display Date/Time Display Max/Min label on the legend Switch to Logarithmic Scale Switch to Scientific Notation Number of Significant Digits Increase/Decrease Contour Bands Legend Controls Click and drag contour dividers (or type in) to specify