2004Journal of Wuhan Urban Construction InstituteRequires access

System Integration of ANSYS Preprocessor and AutoCAD

Shengwen Liang

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A new method of system integration of ANSYS preprocessor and AutoCADis discussed. With the ObjectARX as a development tool, the systemcan be embedded into AutoCAD seamlessly and transfer an AutoCAD geometric modelto an ANSYS finite element model. The method will make it easier for engineering designers to use ANSYS for analyzing bridge structures.

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A new method of system integration of ANSYS preprocessor and AutoCADis discussed. With the ObjectARX as a development tool, the systemcan be embedded into AutoCAD seamlessly and transfer an AutoCAD geometric modelto an ANSYS finite element model. The method will make it easier for engineering designers to use ANSYS for analyzing bridge structures.

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A new method of system integration of ANSYS preprocessor and AutoCADis discussed. With the ObjectARX as a development tool, the systemcan be embedded into AutoCAD seamlessly and transfer an AutoCAD geometric modelto an ANSYS finite element model. The method will make it easier for engineering designers to use ANSYS for analyzing bridge structures.

Key concepts: ObjectARX, Finite element method, Bridge (graph theory), Engineering drawing, Preprocessor, Computer science, Engineering, CAD

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