Bulk Data Entry Defines boundary connections for an external superelement.
Format
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| EXTRN |
GID1 |
C |
GID2 |
C |
GID3 |
C |
GID4 |
C |
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GID5 |
C |
etc |
etc |
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Example
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| EXTRN |
1001 |
123 |
1002 |
456 |
1103 |
1234 |
434 |
123456 |
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1340 |
456 |
etc |
etc |
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Definition
| Field |
Contents |
SI Unit Example |
| GIDi |
Identification number of the GRID or SPOINT to which the
external superelement will be connected. No default (Integer >
0) |
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| Ci |
Component numbers. 4
- GRID
- The components refer to the coordinate system
referenced by the grid points.
- No default (0 < Integer ≤ 6)
- SPOINT
- Default = blank (blank or 0)
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Comments
- EXTRN can only
be specified in partitioned Bulk Data sections and is ignored in the main
Bulk Data section.
- Connection grids must be specified
in the partitioned Bulk Data section following BEGIN
SUPER = SEID.
- Pairs of blank fields may be
entered to allow easier modification of the EXTRN entry.
- Embedded blanks are not allowed in
the fields.
