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NX Nastran DMAP Programmer's Guide - Kxcad.net

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BGPDT<br />

Basic drid point definition table<br />

Record 3 – BI<strong>DMAP</strong><br />

Word Name Type Description<br />

1 BGID I Boundary (System) identification number<br />

2 INTID I Internal identification number<br />

Words 1 through 2 repeat until End of Record<br />

Record 4 – NORMAL<br />

Word Name Type Description<br />

1 XNORM RX X normal in aerodynamic system<br />

2 YNORM RX Y normal in aerodynamic system<br />

3 ZNORM RX Z normal in aerodynamic system<br />

Words 1 through 3 repeat until End of Record<br />

Record 5 – TRAILER<br />

Word Name Type Description<br />

1 WORD1 I Number of grid points and scalar points<br />

2 WORD2 I Number of boundary points<br />

3 WORD3 I Number of degrees-of-freedom<br />

4 WORD4 I Precision of the real values; i.e., type=RX<br />

5 WORD5 I Number of scalar points<br />

6 WORD6 I Maximum external identification number<br />

Notes:<br />

1. For partitioned superelements the locations are in the superelement’s basic<br />

coordinate system. In other words, each partitioned superelement has its<br />

own basic coordinate system.<br />

2. Scaler points are identified by CID=-1 and XCOORD = YCOORD =<br />

ZCOORD = 0.<br />

3. If WORD2, number of boundary grids, is zero, then record BI<strong>DMAP</strong> does not<br />

exist and XI<strong>DMAP</strong> will be used.

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