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12 PATRAN 2 Neutral File Preference Guide Finite Elements
Chapter 2: Building A Model Finite Elements 13 MPC Types To create an MPC, first select the type of MPC to be created from the option menu. The explicit and implicit MPC types defined for PATRAN 2.5 are available and described in the following table. MPC Type Analysis Type Description Explicit Structural Creates an explicit MPC between a dependent degree-of-freedom and one or more independent degrees-of-freedom. The dependent term consists of a node ID and a degree-of-freedom, while an independent term consists of a coefficient, a node ID, and a degree-of-freedom. An unlimited number of independent terms can be specified, while only one dependent term can be specified. An optional constant term can be specified. Rigid (Fixed) Structural Creates a rigid MPC between one independent node and one or more dependent nodes in which all six structural degrees-offreedom are rigidly attached to each other. An unlimited number of dependent terms can be specified, while only one independent term can be specified. Each term consists of a single node. There is no constant term for this MPC type. Rigid (Pinned) Structural Creates a rigid MPC between one independent node and one or more dependent nodes in which all three translational degrees-offreedom are rigidly attached to each other. An unlimited number of dependent terms can be specified, while only one independent term can be specified. Each term consists of a single node. There is no constant term for this MPC type. Linear Surface Structural Creates an implicit MPC intended to connect topologically to Surface incompatible elements to model a continuum. Each dependent (LSS) term consists of a node while two nodes describe the independent term. There is no constant term for this MPC type. Linear Surface to Volume (LSV) Linear Volume to Volume (LVV) Structural Structural Creates an implicit MPC intended to connect a plate model to a solid model. The plate node displacements and rotations are defined in terms of the displacements of the solid element nodes. Each dependent terms contains one node while each independent terms consists of two nodes. There is no constant term for this MPC type. Creates an implicit MPC intended to connect topologically incompatible solid elements to model a continuum. Each dependent term contains one node while each independent term consists of a minimum of three nodes and a maximum of four nodes. All three translational structural degrees-of-freedom are automatically specified. There is no constant term for this MPC type.
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