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Subject: Re: Superelement in ANSYS/Substructuring
Author: Osman Buyukisik
Date: 2001-02-01 12:00:00

Christopher Wright writes:
> I confess I've never been able to convince myself how external loads
> should be applied to a sub-model if such loads exist over the
> sub-modelled region in the full model. On the one hand the loading
> present on the sub modelled portion must be reflected in the cut boundary
> displacements and therefore the load needn't be re-applied--seems as if
> the loading would be applied twice. OTOH intuitively you want all the
> loads carried by the sub-model that were present in the full model, so
> the external loads _should_ be applied. Or maybe the sub-model is always
> so stiff by comparison with the full model that it doesn't make any
> difference. I've sworn to check this out very carefully before I do a
> loaded sub-model, but the occasion hasn't arisen. Maybe some day.

Chris, all the loads need to applied. If you think about temperature
loading maybe you can convince yourself easily since the boundaries
include thermals they will deflect accordingly and if you don't
include temps in the submodel, you'll get high stresses there. Same
goes for pressure and other loads.

Osman


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