Hi All,

i know this can be with the LSWRIT command, but I like to be able to easily substitute a parameter name of the pressure and be able to read back in later.

Dan Bohlen
Senior Engineer, Stress Analysis
STAR review chairman, military structures
GE Aerospace
1 Neumann Way
Evendale, OH  45215  USA

Hi Dan,

Not sure if I understand your question exactly, but you can assign a
parameter dynamically as a load something like this:  sf, zone1, pres,
%pres_zone1%.  Later on, if you want to change the pressure values, you only
need to update the pres_zone1 parameter.  You don't need to reapply it with
the SF command.

Joe Metrisin

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Hi All,

i know this can be with the LSWRIT command, but I like to be able to easily
substitute a parameter name of the pressure and be able to read back in
later.

Dan Bohlen
Senior Engineer, Stress Analysis
STAR review chairman, military structures GE Aerospace
1 Neumann Way
Evendale, OH  45215  USA

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Likewise; I'm not sure if I understand the question fully either.  But I wonder if PARSAV and PARRES would work in this situation.

-Matt

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Hi Dan,

Not sure if I understand your question exactly, but you can assign a parameter dynamically as a load something like this:  sf, zone1, pres, %pres_zone1%.  Later on, if you want to change the pressure values, you only need to update the pres_zone1 parameter.  You don't need to reapply it with the SF command.

Joe Metrisin

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Hi All,

i know this can be with the LSWRIT command, but I like to be able to easily substitute a parameter name of the pressure and be able to read back in later.

Dan Bohlen
Senior Engineer, Stress Analysis
STAR review chairman, military structures GE Aerospace
1 Neumann Way
Evendale, OH  45215  USA

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