I have a coarse model in which I have done a transient analysis, about 50 time points. I want the boundary conditions to be transferred to the fine model at each time point and then I want the fine model to run at each time point. So do I have to do multiple SET commands, one for each time? e.g.
SET,NEAR,,,,5
SET,NEAR,,,,10
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In the "ANSYS Advantage" magazine Volume 1, Issue 2 of 2007 there was an article on "Submodeling in ANSYS Workbench," which you can obtain at <a target=_blank href="http://www.ansys.com/magazine/issues/1-2-2007-biomedical/34-submodeling-in-ANSYS-wrokbench.pdf">http://www.ansys.com/magazine/issues/1-2-2007-biomedical/34-submodeling-in-ANSYS-wrokbench.pdf</a>http://www.ansys.com/magazine/issues/1-2-2007-biomedical/34-submodeling-in-ANSYS-wrokbench.pdf . The sample command object shown in Figure 4 will need modified in order to work with a transient as follows: Change 1: SET,1 CBDOF To SET,1 CBDOF,,,,file01,cbdo SET,2 CBDOF,,,,file02,cbdo SET,3 CBDOF,,,,file03,cbdo ! repeat the two lines for all desired data sets Change 2: /INPUT,,cbdo FINI /SOLU To /INPUT,file01,cbdo FINI /SOLU SOLVE /INPUT,file02,cbdo SOLVE ! repeat the above two lines for all desired data sets except leave off the SOLVE command for the very last data set ! as Simulation will automatically issue a SOLVE |
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