DVPREL2

Bulk Data Entry Relates a design variable to an analysis model property using a relationship defined by a DEQATN card. The equation inputs come from the referenced DESVAR values and the constants defined on the DTABLE card.

Format

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
DVPREL2 ID TYPE PID PNAME/

FID

    EQID    
  DESVAR DVID1 DVID2 DVID3 DVID4 DVID5 DVID6 DVID7  
    DVID8 DVID9 etc.          
  DTABLE LABL1 LABL2 LABL3 LABL4 LABL5 LABL6 LABL7  
    LABL8 etc.            

Example 1

A rectangular bar of width W and depth D is defined using the PBAR card. The required fields on the PBAR for Area, I1 and I2 are all related to the width and depth, which are the design variables, by the referenced equations.
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
DVPREL2 201 PBAR 1 4     101    
  DESVAR 5 6            
DVPREL2 203 PBAR 1 5     102    
  DESVAR 5 6            
DVPREL2 204 PBAR 1 6     103    
  DESVAR 5 6            

Example 2

This example is the same as example 1 (above), except that it defines PNAME.
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
DVPREL2 201 PBAR 1 A     101    
  DESVAR 5 6            
DVPREL2 203 PBAR 1 I1     102    
  DESVAR 5 6            
DVPREL2 204 PBAR 1 I2     103    
  DESVAR 5 6            

Associated Cards

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
DESVAR 5 W 6.0 1.0 10.0        
DESVAR 6 D 5.0 1.0 20.0        
DEQATN 101 AREA(W,D) = W*D
DEQATN 102 I1(W,D) = (W*D**3)/12
DEQATN 103 I2(W,D) = (D*W**3)/12
PBAR 1 222 0.1 19e-4 1e-3        

Definitions

Field Contents SI Unit Example
ID Relationship identification number. ID must be unique with respect to other DVPREL1 cards.

No default (Integer > 0)

 
TYPE Property type to be related (see DVPREL - Types).

No default (Character)

 
PID Property identification number.

When PTYPE is PCOMPG, G# may be used where, # is the GPLYID.

When PTYPE is PCOMPP, P# may be used where, # is the PLY ID. 5

No default (Integer > 0)

 
PNAME/FID Property name, such as "A" or "T" (as in the documentation of the property cards), or field number in property card. For the PSHELL property 12I/T3, only the filed number (6) is allowed. For PBARL and PBEAML only property names are allowed, as different sections use different fields.

No default (Character or Integer > 0)

 
EQID Equation ID of DEQATN data.

No default (Integer > 0)

 
DESVAR Indicates DESVAR ID numbers follow.  
DVIDi DESVAR ID.

No default (Integer > 0)

 
DTABLE Indicates DTABLE labels follow.  
LABLi Constant label on DTABLE card.

No default (Character)

 

Comments

  1. TYPE cannot be PSOLID.
  2. When TYPE is PBARL or PBEAML, users should pay close attention to the variable ranges to avoid invalid dimensions.
  3. PBEAML definitions with more than one section definition may not be referenced by a DVPREL1.
  4. Properties of PBARL/PBEAML have to be controlled through DIMs (cannot be controlled directly), with the exception of NSM.
  5. When TYPE is PCOMPG, either global plies or property specific plies may be selected.

    To select property specific plies, the format is similar to that used for other property types where the property identification number of the PCOMPG is entered in the PID field and then either PNAME or FID is used to identify the value to be related. In this scenario, only the property with an ID given in the PID field is affected.

    To select global plies, G# is entered in the PID field where # is the GPLYID of a global ply. In this instance, FID is not applicable so T or THETA is used in the PNAME field to relate either the thickness or orientation, respectively. In this scenario, all plies that use the given GPLYID are affected.

    When TYPE is PCOMPP, P# is entered in the PID field/ Where, # is the ID of a PLY entity. In this instance, FID is not applicable so T or THETA is used in the PNAME field to relate either the thickness or orientation, respectively.

  6. In the PCOMP property, the damping coefficient, GE is a designable value and can be referenced in the PNAME/FID field.
  7. This card is represented as an optimization design variable in HyperMesh.