Data_base tree structure

The tree on the left side of the main window contains following predefined items:

Geometry – all ID-names here are preserved.

Nodes – information concerning nodes of the FE-model cover – NODES (node headers), NIDTRANS (conversion table to preserve original node numbering), COORDS (coordinates data_vector), NTIS (record of all elements, which contain any particular node), NORMALS (normal lines to the surfacial nodes).

Elements – description of elements is provided by ELEMENTS (element headers), ETIS (element tables of incidencies), EIDTRANS (conversion table to preserve original element numbering).

FE Properties – EGROUPS, EGVARS (set of used element types), RCONSTS, RCVALS (set of used real constants); again all ID-names are preserved.

FEA Sets – sets defined in the FE model can contain either nodes or elements

FEA Results – different result types are enabled

Isolated Points

Description – reserved ISPOINT ID-name (all isolated points are defined there);

Sets – sets of ISPOINT items;

Results – results reached on ISPOINT items.

Properties – reserved ID-names COORDSYS, LOCPROP, MATERIAL

Fatigue Analysis

Time Scales – the time scales accompanying the load sequencies or transient histories

Load Sequencies – all external load histories belong here.

Load Spectra – created or imported load spectra are in this group.

Load Regimes – reserved LOAD_REG ID-name corresponds to the load regimes set. No other item is here.

Calculation Methods – reserved METHODS ID-name for description of used calculation methods. No other item is here.

Setups of Analyses – reserved ANA_SETUP ID-name for description of the combination of load regimes, methods and the items of FE-model or isolated points used for the analyses.

Fatigue Damage – all computed fatigue results are here.

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