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    HyperMesh allows users to quickly create multiple loads by directly applying loads to geometric entities like lines or surfaces, and then mapping those loads to the finite elements created from that geometry. By selecting just 4 lines in a model and applying constraints to them, over 80 constraints can be generated across the meshed model after mapping the loads from the original geometry to the finite element nodes. Users select the lines for constraints, mesh the model, then map the loads from the geometry to automatically create all the constraints at the corresponding nodes.

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    HyperMesh allows users to quickly create multiple loads by directly applying loads to geometric entities like lines or surfaces, and then mapping those loads to the finite elements created from that geometry. By selecting just 4 lines in a model and applying constraints to them, over 80 constraints can be generated across the meshed model after mapping the loads from the original geometry to the finite element nodes. Users select the lines for constraints, mesh the model, then map the loads from the geometry to automatically create all the constraints at the corresponding nodes.

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    Applying Loads On Directly To Geometry Rapidly Creating Multiple Loads

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    HyperMesh allows users to quickly create multiple loads by directly applying loads to geometric entities like lines or surfaces, and then mapping those loads to the finite elements created from that geometry. By selecting just 4 lines in a model and applying constraints to them, over 80 constraints can be generated across the meshed model after mapping the loads from the original geometry to the finite element nodes. Users select the lines for constraints, mesh the model, then map the loads from the geometry to automatically create all the constraints at the corresponding nodes.

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    ApplyingLoadsonDirectlytoGeometryRapidlyCreatingMultipleLoads.

    HyperMeshcancreatemultipleloadsquicklyandeasilybyapplyingtheloadsdirectlytoageometric entity(line,surface,solid)andthenmappingthosetofiniteelemententitiescreatedfromthat geometry. Thisexamplewilldemonstratehow80+constraintscanbecreatedbyonlyhavingtoselect4lines. 1. FromtheBCspulldownselectCreate>Constriants Tip/Trick#: HWProduct: HWVersion: Category: Topic: 1016 HyperMesh HW9.0andGreater BoundaryConditions LoadsonGeometry

    2. ChangetheentityselectortoLines 3. Selectthelinesthatwillbeconstrained. Creatingtheconstraintswillputthemonthelines

    4. MeshthemodelusinganyofHyperMeshsmeshingtoolssuchastheautomeshpanel. 5. FromtheBCspulldownmenuselectLoadsonGeometry 6. PickingtheloadcollectorwiththeconstraintsandthenMapLoads

    Thiswillcreatealloftheconstraintsonthenodescreatedalongthoselines,inthiscase88 constraints

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