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954<br />

DSAE<br />

Merges tables to evaluate responses for the perturbed configuration<br />

DSAE<br />

Merges tables for the two sets of design variables in order to evaluate responses for<br />

the perturbed configuration for each load case and for each design variable.<br />

Format:<br />

Input Data Blocks:<br />

Output Data Blocks:<br />

Parameters:<br />

None.<br />

Merges tables to evaluate responses for the perturbed<br />

configuration<br />

DSAE ESTDVP,ESTDVS,TABEVP,TABEVS,TABDEQ/<br />

ESTDV2,TABEV2 $<br />

ESTDVP EST with element property design variable perturbations.<br />

ESTDVS EST with grid design variable perturbations.<br />

TABEVP Cross-reference table between ESTDVP records and element and<br />

design variable identification numbers.<br />

TABEVS Cross reference table between ESTDVS records and element and design<br />

variable identification numbers.<br />

TABDEQ Table of unique design variable identification numbers.<br />

ESTDV2 Merged EST with grid and element property design variable<br />

perturbations.<br />

TABEV2 Merged cross reference table of TABEVP and TABEVS.<br />

Remarks:<br />

1. TABEV2 is in the ascending alphanumeric EST sort. IVEIDs are assigned to<br />

ensure that internal element IDs are unique and in ascending order.<br />

2. For purposes of computational efficiency, the sizing design variables have been<br />

split into two sets. The first set consists of those design variables which affect the<br />

stiffness and mass matrices, e.g., cross-sectional area of rod, thickness of plate etc.<br />

The second set consists of those variables which may affect the responses, but<br />

have no effect on stiffness and mass matrices, e.g., recovery points in a beam or<br />

plate.

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