Aerospace and Marine 2020.1 Release Notes
Highlights
Stress tool enhancements
- New beam configuration
- Chaining of methods
- Dockable browser
- Improved contouring
New Features - Stress Tools
- Beam Config
- New design point config beam is available with three types: beam, beam member and beam shell. The latter supports the free body section as a design point that enables you to perform beam certification methods on shell elements.
- Chain Methods
- A method can take its arguments as a result from a previous method. This
enables you to chain methods one after the other and include some
sorting, either spatial aggregation or loadcase enveloping. Restriction: JointLoad method for Rivet is not valid for method chaining in this release.
Enhancements
- Dockable Certification Browser
- Aerospace > Certification > Certify is changed to Aerospace > Certification > Certification Browser and is now an (un) dockable browser.
- Contouring Method
- Enhanced contouring user interface to support sorting options. Depending on the method output and design point config, the following values are available: per loadcase, per layer and on element vs on design point.
- Consolidated Table
- Whenever multiple methods are assigned to a design point set, a consolidated table is added to find most critical methods per location. Method registration needs to tag one output as Margin of safety to be considered as a comparison key and be registered in the consolidated table. Contour invoked from design point set level will select the consolidated table. The sort key will be used to compare method MS.
- API to run method on mark of element
- The *rundesignmethod API can now run a method directly on a mark of element without design points.