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Graphing Results

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  • Graphing Results of Multi-Step Solution Studies

    After running a study with time-varying (nonlinear, drop test, or modal time history) or frequency-varying solution steps (harmonic or random vibration) you can generate 2-D graphs of the desired result at selected model locations.

  • Graphing Probed Results

    After using the probe tool to identify results at the desired locations, you can graph the results. You can use this functionality with any plot.

  • Generating Convergence Graphs

  • Graphing Results on an Edge

    You can generate a 2-D graph of the desired result on a selected edge of the model. The graph displays the result (Y-axis) versus parametric distance along the selected edge (X-axis). This option is available when you select only one edge.

  • Transient Sensor Graph PropertyManager

    The Transient Sensor Graph PropertyManager allows you to generate graphs of the results stored in transient sensors. Transient sensors are available for nonlinear, linear dynamic, drop test, and transient thermal analyses.



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