1. After setting the Action/Object/Method to Create/Contour/Lines, select a Result Case from the Select Result Case(s) list box. | |
2. Next, select the Stress Tensor result type from the Select 2DContour Result list box. | |
3. (Optional) If the selected result has more than one layer associated with it select the layer using the layer Position button. | |
4. Select the Y Component from the Quantity pull down option menu. | |
5. Press the Apply button with the Animate toggle OFF to create the plot. Figure 6‑1 Contour Plot of the Y-Component of Stress on Cantilever Plate. |
1. Create a deformation plot and make sure it is posted to the current viewport. See Deformation Plots, 1 for an explanation of deformation plot creation. | |
2. Now create a Contour plot as explained in Create a Contour Plot, 9, but do not press the Apply button. | |
3. Press the Display Attributes icon button. | |
4. Turn ON the Show on Deformed toggle. | |
5. Press the Apply button with the Animate toggle OFF. Figure 6‑2 Contour Plot of the Y-Component of Stress on Deformed Cantilever Plate. |
1. Similar the previous example, create a deformation plot and make sure it is posted to the current viewport. See Deformation Plots, 1 for an explanation of deformation plot creation. | |
2. Next, create a Contour plot as explained in Create a Contour Plot, 9, but do not press the Apply button. | |
3. Press the Display Attributes icon button. | |
4. Slide the Label Frequency to the right until a frequency of 10 is achieved. | |
5. Turn ON the Show on Deformed toggle. | |
6. Press the Apply button with the Animate toggle OFF. Figure 6‑3 Contour Plot of the Y-Component of Stress on Deformed Cantilever Plate. |