[ GiDlist ] Re: problem types

[acs]

Thank you and yes I would be very interested in the ansys and cosmos problem
types. I would very much like to download these.

Brian
acs at itctel.com

-----Original Message-----
From: ramsan at stamp.cimne.upc.es ramsan at stamp.cimne.upc.es
To: gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Date: Thursday, March 23, 2000 07:05
Subject: [ GiDlist ] Re: problem types



Hello,

We are developing here at CIMNE several problem types with several
commercial packages. Nowadays, we have, in an early alpha stage,
problemtypes for Ansys and for Cosmos-shell. If you are interested
in them, I can put them in the GiD FTP.

Best regards,

acs writes:
I am looking for possible problem type applications which may be
available
for use. I could use a Dyna3d, ansys, nastran, nisa, stardyne, cosmos,
algor, topaz, and an updated tochnog. Anybody have any problem types
they
would like to share?

Brian
acs at itctel.com

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Numèrics en Enginyeria
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[ramsan at stamp.cimne.upc.es]

Hello,

You can get the problemtypes: Ansys55_plane,Ansys55_3D and
cosmos-shell in:

ftp://gid.cimne.upc.es/pub/gid_adds/problem_types

They are in the alpha stage and have no manual and help.

Only advised for the brave and courageous people.

Best regards,

acs writes:
Thank you and yes I would be very interested in the ansys and cosmos problem
types. I would very much like to download these.

Brian
acs at itctel.com




--
Centre Internacional de Mètodes Dr. Ramon Ribó
Numèrics en Enginyeria
ramsan at cimne.upc.es
C/ Gran Capitan s/n,
Modulo C1, Campus Norte UPC, tel. +34 93 401 74 03
E-08034 Barcelona, Spain fax. +34 93 401 65 17

[José Javier Muñoz Romero]

I'd like to know if it is possible to view in the postprocess stage structural
diagrams as moment diagrams with GID. If it is not able, I'd like to show element
values, that's to say different values in a node owning to different elements. Is
there any way to do this?

Thank you.
--
José Javier Muñoz Romero
Instituto Eduardo Torroja
c/Serrano Galvache s/n
28033 MADRID
Tel: 91 302 04 40
Fax: 91 302 07 00
jmunoz at ietcc.csic.es