.spcf file
The .spcf file is an OptiStruct ASCII format results file.
File Creation
Creation of this file is controlled by the SPCFORCES I/O Option.
File Contents
Result | Description |
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Single-point force of constraint | Single-point force of constraints for linear static analysis. |
File Format
The SPC reaction force file has the following format:
For each iteration, the following header is used: | |||||||||||||||
iter | Iteration | Numlds |
- Data
- Description
- iter
- Keyword denoting the beginning of a new iteration.
- Iteration
- The iteration number.
- Numlds
- The number of subcases for which this output is created.
Each iteration section is divided up by subcase. Output for each subcase starts with a line in the following format: | |||||||||||||||
Id | Number_of_nodes | Frequency | SPCF:Spc_id(Datatype) | subcase_label |
- Data
- Description
- Id
- The output identification number for the subcase. This is not the same as the subcase ID used in the input data
- Number_of_nodes
- The number of nodes for which this output is requested.
- Frequency
- Is 1.0 for static analysis.
- SPCF
- Keyword declaring SPC-force information
- Spc_id
- The SID for SPC's referenced by this subcase.
- Datatype
- Keyword indicating the type of subcase involved.
SPC-force information is then provided, for each node, in the following format: | |||||||||||||||
Node_id | x-force | y-force | z-force | x-moment | y-moment | z-moment |
- Data
- Description
- Node_id
- The node identification number.
- x-force
- The x-translational component of the force at the node.
- y-force
- The y-translational component of the force at the node.
- z-force
- The z-translational component of the force at the node.
- x-moment
- The x-rotational component of the force at the node.
- y-moment
- The y-rotational component of the force at the node.
- z-moment
- The z-rotational component of the force at the node.
Comments
- The I/O Option Previously Supported Results controls the frequency of output for analytical results during an optimization.