ADINA Interface
| Solver |
ADINA |
| Type of mesh |
unstructured mesh |
| Dimension |
2D and 3D |
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The ICEM-CFD/ADINA translator creates a formatted input file necessary
to run the ADINA solver.
Creating the ADINA Input Files
The translator writes the ADINA input files using an unstructured domain
file and its corresponding boundary conditions file. To create the ADINA
input file, select the translator "ADINA" in the "Output" menu . After clicking "ADINA input" you can specify options
for the interface:
-
select an existing unstructured domain file.
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select the existing boundary condition file.
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specify the names for the ADINA input file.
-
specify the scale factor (default is 1.0).
The interface generates the ADINA file in the project directory.
The ADINA formatted input file contains the following
information:
Nodes information: - nodes ID
number
- nodes coordinates (x,y and z)
Elements information: - element ID
number
- all nodes number belonging to this
element
Two groups of elements are required to define a contact-surface (or
solid). These are :
-Target surface (or solid): -
shell or volume ID number
- all nodes number of the shell or
volume element
- Contacted surface (or solid): -
shell or volume ID number
- all nodes number of the shell or
volume element
The Target and the Contacted surface are defined as a family in ICEM.
Defining boundary conditions
To specify boundary conditions for ADINA, click on the icon "BC" under the "Output" menu.
Please refer
to the
GENERAL REMARKS
section for more details.
Contact Group:
To define a contact group, select a subface or a domain for a 3D model, in order to tag the TARGETTED
surface (or volume) and the CONTACTED surface (or volume).
Repeat the above procedure for all subfaces or domains for which you need
to define a Contact boundary condition .
Limitations
This fonction does not support structured grid. The boundary condition
is limited to surface or solid contact.
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