My results do not appear to be correct for my ANSYS 9.0 PLANE182 model in
which I have local cylindrical coordinate systems defined. Is this a known bug?
Yes, Defect 31168 was filed in corrected in the production version of ANSYS 10.0. This is a Class 3 Error, which is described below. A final Class 3 Error number has not yet been assigned to this error. In addition to the workaround of using multiple Cartesian coordinate systems, you can use a cylindrical coordinate system if alternate elements are used, such as PLANE42. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ANSYS Class3 Error Report RECORD NO: 31168 Onyx Number (Defect Number): 31168 Product: ANSYS Type of Record: Class3 Error Report Keywords: ESYS CYLINDRICAL COORDINATE SYSTEM PLANE182 PLANE183 SOLID185 SOLID186 SOLID187 Description of Error: Results are incorrect for PLANE182, PLANE183, SOLID185, SOLID186, and SOLID187 when the local element coordinate system (ESYS) is set up by a cylindrical coordinate system and NLGEOM,ON is used and there is a significant change in geometry. Typical GUI Path(s): Main Menu>Preprocessor>Meshing>Mesh Attributes>Default Attribs Main Menu>Preprocessor>Modeling>Create>Elements>Elem Attributes First Incorrect Version: Release 8.0 Corrected In: Release 10.0 Suggested User Action For Running on Uncorrected Version: Create the local coordinate system (ESYS) using a Cartesian coordinate system. AUTHOR: gal LAST CHANGED BY: kgp DATE LAST UPDATED: 6/24/2005 17:06 The final Class 3 Error number is expected to be "2005-15" |
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