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HyperWorks 12.0 Release Notes

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Enhanced Bulk Data Entries<br />

• PRETENS: Data to define the location, direction, and type of pretension for 3D bolts was added<br />

• PBUSH: The RCV continuation line has been added to specify stress and strain recovery<br />

coefficients for the CBUSH<br />

• PCONT: The CLEARANCE item in the PCONT data can be used to specify an initial clearance<br />

between the master and slave contact surfaces. This does not depend on the actual distance<br />

between the surfaces.<br />

• XSHLPRM: The data IDRIL has been added in order to turn off the drilling stiffness of shell<br />

elements for nonlinear analysis types NLGEOM, IMPDYN, and EXPDYN. The default value is 1 (ON)<br />

for NLGEOM and IMPDYN SUBCASES.<br />

• PCOMP/PCOMPG/STACK: There is a new laminate option (LAM) for smeared laminates. If the<br />

elements are offset (Z0 not equal to one half of the lay-up thickness), use the new laminate option<br />

SMEARZ0.<br />

• MATS1: The MATS1 data now allows specification of Kinematic and/or Mixed Hardening rules<br />

through expanded options for the HR data.<br />

• DRAPE: Integer values for T and THETA are now read in correctly as real values.<br />

• NLPARMX: Added options to control small displacement assumption, spring back analysis and<br />

fixed time points.<br />

• PBUSHT: The TYPE KN has been added to define the nonlinear force vs. deflection curve for<br />

nonlinear springs.<br />

• CBUSH1D/PBUSH1D: Support of the nonlinear 1D bushing element is now available for nonlinear<br />

static (NLSTAT) analysis. In previous version, the CBUSH1D element was treated as a linear<br />

element during NLSTAT analysis.<br />

• XSTEP: The maximum number of iterations (NITER) and output frequency (NPAMS) for the<br />

conjugate gradient have been added.<br />

Resolved Issues<br />

• The in-plane shear stress for the CQUAD4 and CTRIA3 was not accurate. In the pure in-plane<br />

bending state there was some error in the values for the shear stress.<br />

• In some cases, corner stresses for shell elements could be incorrect when there were also solid<br />

elements in the model and corner stresses were requested for those elements, as well.<br />

• In some cases, corner stresses for solid elements could be incorrect.<br />

• Imposed displacement (SPCD) in a local coordinate system was implemented incorrectly for<br />

nonlinear analysis types NLGEOM, IMPDYN, and EXPDYN.<br />

• The calculated contact pressure was incorrect for certain meshes.<br />

• GPSTRESS now available for multiple SUBCASE in the .res file. In the past, only the GPSTRESS<br />

for the first SUBCASE was available in the .res file. Now, the GPSTRESS for every SUBCASE is<br />

available.<br />

• The DRAPE data items T and THETA should be real numbers. In the previous release, if integer<br />

numbers were used they were not correctly converted to real numbers.<br />

• If the Solution Control data EXCLUDE referenced PCOMPP properties, these were not actually<br />

excluded from the buckling analysis. Now, PCOMPP properties referenced by EXCLUDE data are<br />

excluded from the buckling analysis.<br />

• Since the corner stress is the same as the centriodal stress for CTRIA3 elements, output of corner<br />

stress to the .op2 file was skipped if the model only contained CTRIA3 elements. Now, corner stress

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