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13. M

*MAP SOLUTION
Map a solution from an old mesh to a new mesh.

This option is used to transfer solution variables from an earlier analysis to a new mesh that occupies the same space.

Product: ABAQUS/Standard  

Type: Model data

Level: Model  

Reference:

Optional parameters:

INC

Set this parameter equal to the increment number from which the old solution will be read. If this parameter is omitted, the last increment for which a solution is available will be read.

The STEP parameter must be specified if the INC parameter is used.

STEP

Set this parameter equal to the step number from which the old solution will be read. If this parameter is omitted, the last step and increment for which a solution is available will be read.

UNBALANCED STRESS

Set UNBALANCED STRESS=RAMP (default) if the stress unbalance is to be resolved linearly over the step.

Set UNBALANCED STRESS=STEP if the stress unbalance is to be resolved in the first increment.

Data line to translate an old-model mesh: 

First (and only) line:

  1. Value of the translation to be applied in the -direction.

  2. Value of the translation to be applied in the -direction.

  3. Value of the translation to be applied in the -direction.

Data lines to translate and/or rotate an old-model mesh: 

First line:

  1. Value of the translation to be applied in the -direction.

  2. Value of the translation to be applied in the -direction.

  3. Value of the translation to be applied in the -direction.

Enter values of zero to apply a pure rotation.

Second line:

  1. -coordinate of point on the axis of rotation (see Figure 13.1–1).

  2. -coordinate of point on the axis of rotation.

  3. -coordinate of point on the axis of rotation.

  4. -coordinate of point on the axis of rotation.

  5. -coordinate of point on the axis of rotation.

  6. -coordinate of point on the axis of rotation.

  7. Angle of rotation about the axis –, in degrees.

If both translation and rotation are specified, translation is applied before rotation.

Figure 13.1–1 Rotation of an old-model mesh.