/H3D/NODA
Engine Keyword Generate H3D contour output results for nodes.
Format
/H3D/NODA/Keyword3/Keyword4
#optional next line(s) that lists the parts to save results for.
part_ID1... part_IDN
Example
/H3D/NODA/VEL
/H3D/NODA/PCONT
356 293
Definitions
Comments
- When PART IDs are listed after the /H3D/NODA line the specified results will only be output for those parts.
- Output can be a, scalar, vector, or
tensor as defined.
Table 1. Scalar Output Keyword3 Keyword4 Description DAMA2 Damage for TYPE2 interface. 2 DENS Element density extrapolated to attached nodes for 3D ALE and FVM nodes of external and internal airbag surfaces. DINER Nodal inertia change 3 DMASS Nodal mass change 4 DT Nodal time step ENER Element specific energy reported to node GPS1 P Element pressure extrapolated to node VONM Element von Mises stress extrapolated on node MASS Nodal mass NDMASS Non-diagonal mass variation (see time step control /DT/AMS) 5 NVAR1, NVAR2, ...NVAR5 Nodal Variable 1,2 …5 P Element pressure extrapolated to attached nodes for 3D ALE and FVM nodes of external and internal airbag surfaces. SCHLI Nodal Schlieren STIF Nodal translational stiffness STIFR Nodal rotational stiffness TEMP Nodal temperature for thermal exchange or element temperature extrapolated to attached nodes for 3D ALE and FVM nodes of external and internal airbag surfaces. VFRAC Nodal Volumetric Fraction where the element volumetric fraction extrapolated to attached nodes in LAW37 and LAW51. ZVFRAC Nodal Volumetric Fraction. Table 2. Vector Output Data Keyword4 Description ACC Node acceleration CLUSTER FORCE MOMENT
Spotweld /CLUSTER force or Moment vector in global coordinates CONT Node contact forces CONT2 Tied interface contact force (INTER/TYPE2) DIS Node displacement DROT Node rotation Idrot= 1 must also be set in /IOFLAG; otherwise, rotational degree of freedom (DOF) are not computed and this option is ignored.
FEXT External force FINT Internal force FOPT Forces or Moments for rigid bodies, rigid walls and sections. FRES Residual force (FEXT – FINT) FREAC Reaction forces for imposed velocities, displacements, accelerations and boundary conditions. MREAC Reaction moments for imposed velocities, displacements, accelerations and boundary conditions. FVEL Gas velocity vectors for fluid flow in Finite Volume Method monitored volume, /FVMBAG1 PCONT Normal or tangential contact pressure 6 VEL Node translational velocity Table 3. Tensor Output Data Keyword4 Description GPS Mean nodal stress calculated from the element shape functions 7 Only available with solids elements with /PROP/TYPE6 (SOL_ORTH), /PROP/TYPE14 (SOLID), /PROP/TYPE20 (TSHELL), /PROP/TYPE21 (TSH_ORTH) and /PROP/TYPE22 (TSH_COMP)
GPS1 Mean stress of elements connected to node. Only available /BRICK and /TETRA4. The stress of the corner node is extrapolated from mean stress at integration point in all elements which are connected to this node.
GPS2 Mean (using relative element volume) stress of elements connected to node. Only available /BRICK and /TETRA4. The stress of corner node is extrapolated from stress at integration point.
- DAMA2
damage percentages for /INTER/TYPE2 with rupture (Spotflag = 20, 21, or 22):
(1) (2) -
(3) Where,- I0
- Nodal inertia at the beginning of the current run and Inertia(t) is the current inertia
-
with
Where,
- M0
- Nodal mass at the beginning of the restart
- M
- Current mass
Note: is re-set to 0 at the beginning of each restart file. - When /DT/AMS is used, a non-diagonal mass matrix is used
to increase the time step. On each line of the mass matrix, the lumped mass
M0 is increased with some value
which is compensated with non-diagonal terms such
that the total mass to remain constant.
(4) - For
PCONT, two nodal vectors are output:
(5) Where,- Fn
- Sum of normal contact forces applied to the node
- Ft
- Sum of tangential contact forces applied to the node
- S
- Extrapolated surface of segments connected to the node
- The stress of the corner node is computed using bilinear extrapolation of the shape function from stress at integration points of each element which are connected to this node. For thick shell properties, bilinear extrapolation is computed using integration points of upper and lower layers.