You can export results from SOLIDWORKS Plastics such as: in-mold residual
stresses, thermomechanical, and fiber-equivalent material properties to other structural
simulation software.
To open the Export PropertyManager:
- In the PlasticsManager tree, expand Results, and
click Export.
You can export in-mold residual stresses, thermomechanical, and
fiber-equivalent material properties to the following software formats:
- Dassault Systèmes SIMULIA Abaqus®
- ANSYS®
SOLIDWORKS Plastics 2023 is the
last release that supports exporting results to ANSYS®.
- SOLIDWORKS Simulation®
- e-Xstreme Engineering Digimat® (composite materials modeling software)
The data you export are in CGS units, temperature data in degrees Kelvin and
stress data in Dynes/cm^2.
Save Options
Options |
Description |
Save as Type |
Select the target software format to export the selected result
component. To export deformed geometry, select
Model (STL, NAS, PG3) (Nastran (NAS)
and native SOLIDWORKS Plastics (PG3) formats).
|
Component |
Select In-Mold Residual Stress or
De-molding Residual Stress. |
Deformation Factor |
(Available when Model (STL, NAS,
PG3) is selected). When exporting a deformed
geometry, you can apply a scaling (deformation factor). This scaling
can either be uniform or nonuniform. For nonuniform scaling, you
apply a different scaling in each of the three major axes X, Y, or
Z. |
Export |
Exports the selected component to a software format of your
choice. |