END
Bulk Data Entry The END Bulk Data Entry indicates the end of data that is used to describe a specific entity (or entities) for inclusion in a model. The END entry is used in conjunction with the BEGIN entry to define the data required for a specific entity.
Format
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END | TYPE | NAME |
Example
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END | FEMODEL | Bumper |
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END | HYPRBEAM | Square |
Definitions
Field | Contents | SI Unit Example |
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TYPE | Specifies the entity
type that will be defined by the END Data
Entry.
|
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NAME | This field specifies
the name of the entity that is defined by the
END entry. The name of the included part should be specified in the NAME field. (Character String) |
Comments
- The BEGIN and END Bulk Data Entries can be used in conjunction to define a part within the full model (for TYPE = FEMODEL).
- The INCLUDE entry, similar to almost any other Bulk Data Entry, is allowed between BEGIN and END entries. However, BEGIN and END should exist in the same file.
- Models are often defined in separate files, and the block (BEGIN - END) contains only INCLUDE entries. It is possible to duplicate a single part by including the same file(s) in different BEGIN - END blocks.
- There can be multiple sections of arbitrary beam data; one for each beam section.
- An example set of data for the definition of
an arbitrary beam section is:
BEGIN,HYPRBEAM,SQUARE $ GRIDS,1,0.0,0.0 GRIDS,2,1.0,0.0 GRIDS,3,1.0,1.0 GRIDS,4,0.0,1.0 $ CSEC2,10,100,1,2 CSEC2,20,100,2,3 CSEC2,30,100,3,4 CSEC2,40,100,4,1 $ PSEC,100,1000,0.1 $ END,HYPRBEAM