Version - 2017
This course is a continuation of NAS101A - Linear Static and Normal Modes Analysis using MSC Nastran. In this class, you will learn:
- Theory of buckling analysis and how to perform a buckling analysis
- About rigid elements
- MPC, RBAR, RBE2, and RBE3
- Modeling with interface element CINTC and connectors
- Lamination theory and composite materials
- MSC Nastran composite theory
- Failure theories
- Linear contact and permanent glued contact
- Different model checks
- Modeling tips and tricks
Pre-requisites:
NAS101A (Linear Static and Normal Modes Analysis using MSC Nastran) or equivalent.
Topics:
- Linear buckling analysis
- Understanding MPCs, Connectors and R-Elements
- Composite Analysis
- Linear Contact and Permanent Glue
- Model Checkout and Tricks
- Common Types of Errors
- Stiffness Matrix Checks
- How to Avoid Serious Modeling Mistakes
- Check for Bad Modes
- Displacement Coordinates Systems
- Offsets on Bars, Beams, and Plates
- Plate to Solid Transition
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