-This method I also know from Hypermesh/Nastran combination.
With Patran my predecessor has patched this hole and let Patran create a center node. So no RBE2 are created. Is there a difference in output results with this kind of modeling and the way you describe with RBE2?
-In addition:
Does the direction of the Y and Z matter (so negative or positive value) ?
-In addition:
If one has 3 plates connected to eachother how is the procedure?
-In addition:
For Hypermesh one CBAR is created between two nodes. In Patran I notice 2 elements between the different connecting points. If one wants to read out the boltforces what is the best approach?
-This method I also know from Hypermesh/Nastran combination.
With Patran my predecessor has patched this hole and let Patran create a center node. So no RBE2 are created. Is there a difference in output results with this kind of modeling and the way you describe with RBE2?
-In addition:
Does the direction of the Y and Z matter (so negative or positive value) ?
-In addition:
If one has 3 plates connected to eachother how is the procedure?
-In addition:
For Hypermesh one CBAR is created between two nodes. In Patran I notice 2 elements between the different connecting points. If one wants to read out the boltforces what is the best approach?