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  1. nizzle1234

    Rigid body motion error when restarting a terminated FSI simulation

    Ridged body motion error is always an constraint issue. Probably not what you wanted to hear, but that is what it is. Hope this narrows down your bug search.
  2. nizzle1234

    Hole in a shell tower

    You could create a volume who's cross section is the same shape as the hole you want, and go to operate->booleans->subtract and subtract the volume from the area that you want a hole in.
  3. nizzle1234

    Static then Transient analysis

    I want to perform a transient analysis of a structure in ANSYS, but because the mass loads aren't initially settled it is producing unwanted initial movement. Is there a way to do a static analysis then take the nodal displacements of that analysis and transfer them to a dynamic analysis...
  4. nizzle1234

    Spreader beam in ANSYS 13, not workbench

    For the wire you can use link180 elements. For the beams use beam188 or 189 either way it will give you the same solution.
  5. nizzle1234

    Plot results on ANSYS for a slice

    The best way I've found to do this is to define your working plane where you want your model to be sliced. Then go to Plotctrls->style->hidden line options. This will bring up a menu where under type of plot you select either section or q-slice (I don't remember which one). Then under cutting...
  6. nizzle1234

    Apply loads/BC's on sketched areas instead of faces/points/edges/bodie

    If you want to apply a pressure to an area face and not the whole thing you have to outline where you want the pressure applied and split the area as suggested by fuzzdoug. Then glue the areas together and you can select your newly created area to apply the pressure. If you want to put a BC on...
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