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WORKSHOP 9

DUNE BUGGY FRAME


STRUCTURE VERTICALLY
SUPPORTED WITH SPRINGS

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Workshop Objectives:
Run a linear static analysis with springs supporting a structure.

Software Version:
MD Nastran 2007r2
MD Patran 2006r2

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Key Concepts and Steps:


1. Input File: Modify an existing MD Nastran input file to add
additional grid points and spring elements.
2. Grids: Create additional grid points coincident with the grids of the
model to be constrained.
3. Elements: Create CBUSH elements to support the frame
structure
4. Properties: Create PBUSH properties for the springs.
5. Analysis: Solution Type = Nastran Linear Static, Solution
Sequence = 101
6. Examine Output Text File: Examine the Nastran output F06 file
7. Analysis: Access analysis results and model data by attaching the
XDB file to a Patran database
8. Results: Plot displacement results

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For this workshop, let us represent the vertical supports on

the frame as springs


We will start with a copy of the model from Workshop 3
(3 loading conditions) which is titled wkshp9.bdf
Remove the constraint on GRIDs 1,7,21,26
Add additional GRID points (GRID 901-904) coincident to
GRIDs 1,7,21, and 26.
Constrain these new GRIDs to have 0.0 displacements
Connect GRIDs 1,7,21, 26 to GRID 901-904 with ydirection springs with a stiffness of 100 lb/in.

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Below is the entry for the GRID coincident with GRID 1:


GRID

901

120.

17.

0.

Repeat this for GRIDs coincident with GRIDs 7, 21, and 26


Below is the CBUSH element at GRID 1:
CBUSH,100,100,1,901,,,,0

Repeat this for CBUSH elements at GRIDs 7, 21, and 26


The PBUSH entry specifies the spring properties
PBUSH,100,K,0.,100.

An additional SPC1 entry must be specified to constrain

the newly created grid points.


SPC1,10,123456,901,902,903,904

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PARTIAL INPUT FILE FOR WORKSHOP 9


$
$ wkshp9.bdf
$
SOL 101
CEND
TITLE = Dune Buggy Frame Analysis
ECHO = NONE
DISP = ALL
SPCFORCE = ALL
FORCE = ALL
STRESS = ALL
SPC = 10
TEMP(INIT) = 20
SUBCASE 1
SUBTITLE=FRAME_LBCs
LOAD = 1
SUBCASE 20
SUBTITLE = THERMAL LOAD
TEMP(LOAD) = 26
SUBCASE 30
SUBTITLE = GRAVITY LOAD
LOAD = 30
BEGIN BULK
PARAM
POST
0
$
$ Create CBUSH Elements
$ Create PBUSH Property
$ Create GRIDs 901 to 904
$ Geometry (Grid Entries)
GRID
1
120.
GRID
2
0.
GRID
3
120.
GRID
4
108.
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0.
0.
0.

0.
0.
0.
0.

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F06 OUTPUT FILE FOR WORKSHOP 9

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DEFORMED PLOT FOR WORKSHOP 9

Point Loads

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DEFORMED PLOT FOR WORKSHOP 9 (Cont.)

Thermal Load

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DEFORMED PLOT FOR WORKSHOP 9 (Cont.)

Gravity Load

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WORKSHOP 9 POST PROCESSING


a

d
Create a new database
a. File: New
b. Enter workshop9 as
the File name

c. Click OK.
d. Select Default
tolerances.

e. Select MD Nastran and


Structural for the
Analysis Code and
Type.
f. Click OK.

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WORKSHOP 9 POST PROCESSING

Attach results file


a. Analysis: Access Results /
Attach XDB / Both
b. Click Select Results File.

c. Select wkshp9.xdb.
d. Click OK.
e. Click Apply.

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WORKSHOP 9 POST PROCESSING

a
Plot the results
a. Results: Create /
Deformation
b. Select the SC1:
FRAME LBCs
Result Case.

c. Select
Displacements,
Translational as
the Deformation
Result.
d. Click Apply.

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WORKSHOP 9 POST PROCESSING

a
Plot the results
a. Results: Create /
Deformation
b. Select the SC20:
THERMAL LOAD
Result Case.

c. Select
Displacements,
Translational as
the Deformation
Result.
d. Click Apply.

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WORKSHOP 9 POST PROCESSING

a
Plot the results
a. Results: Create /
Deformation
b. Select the SC30:
GRAVITY LOAD
Result Case.

c. Select
Displacements,
Translational as
the Deformation
Result.
d. Click Apply.

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SOLUTION FILE FOR WORKSHOP 9


$
$ soln9.bdf
$
SOL 101
CEND
TITLE = Dune Buggy Frame Analysis
ECHO = NONE
DISP = ALL
SPCFORCE = ALL
FORCE = ALL
STRESS = ALL
SPC = 10
TEMP(INIT) = 20
SUBCASE 1
SUBTITLE=FRAME_LBCs
LOAD = 1
SUBCASE 20
SUBTITLE = THERMAL LOAD
TEMP(LOAD) = 26
SUBCASE 30
SUBTITLE = GRAVITY LOAD
LOAD = 30
BEGIN BULK
PARAM
POST
0
$
$ New CBUSH elements and property
CBUSH,100,100,1,901,,,,0
CBUSH,101,100,7,902,,,,0
CBUSH,102,100,21,903,,,,0
CBUSH,103,100,26,904,,,,0
PBUSH,100,K,0.,100.
$
$ New GRIDs
GRID
901
120.
17.
GRID
902
0.
14.
GRID
903
120.
17.
GRID
904
0.
14.
$
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0.
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SOLUTION FILE FOR WORKSHOP 9 (Cont.)


$
$ Nodal Forces of Engine Load
FORCE

100.

0.

-1.

0.

FORCE

17

100.

0.

-1.

0.

FORCE

28

100.

0.

-1.

0.

FORCE

29

100.

0.

-1.

0.

$ Gravity Loading
GRAV

30

386.089

0.

-1.

0.

$Initial Temperature
TEMPD

20

70.

$Load Temperature
TEMPD

26

100.

$ Displacement Constraints of Load Set : vertical


$SPC1

10

21

26

$ Displacement Constraints of Load Set : x_disp


SPC1

10

16

$ Displacement Constraints of Load Set : z_disp


SPC1

10

$
SPC1,10,123456,901,902,903,904
$
ENDDATA

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