*LOCAL COORDINATE SYSTEM ANSYS APDL ? how Ansys transform coordinates system?
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????(LOCAL COORDINATE SYSTEM ANSYS APDL)Hi Everyone ! I am a mechanical Engineer from Colombia, and I am doing a Master degree.
- My question is this one: Where I can find information related to How Ansys APDL print Stress results, Mechanical Strain and Deformation in a Local Cylindrical Y-axis Coordinate System ?
- I have Cylindrical Pressure Vessel oriented in Y xis, for each element I use the command ESYS and I assignetd a local coordinate system
- But my worry is about, how ansys do the coordinate transformation for the element and the materials? the material of my model is an anysotropic material
- IF someone can tell me where I can check than, or if someone knows how to do it , I will be eneternaly grateful !!
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