3D Connexion Version 6.6

*INITIAL CONDITIONS

7. X-coordinate of the second reference point.

8. Y-coordinate of the second reference point.

9. Z-coordinate of the second reference point.

Data lines for TYPE=CONCENTRATION:

First line:

1. Nodeset or node number.

2. Initialnormalized concentration value at the node.

Repeat thisdata line as often as necessar y to deﬁne theinitial normalized concentration at various nodes

or node sets.

Data lines for TYPE=CONTACT:

First line:

1. Slave surface name.

2. Mastersurface name.

3. Nameof the node set associated with the slave surface.

Repeat this data line as often as necessary to deﬁne partially bonded surfaces.

Data lines for TYPE=FIELD, VARIABLE=n:

First line:

1. Nodeset or node number.

2. Initialvalue of this ﬁeld variable at the ﬁrst temperature point. For shells and beams several

values (or a valueand the ﬁeld variable gradients across the section) can be given at each node

(see “Beam modeling: overview,” Section 23.3.1 of the ABAQUS Analysis User’sManual, as

well as “Shell elements: overview,” Section 23.6.1of the ABAQUS Analysis User ’sManual).

For heat transfershells the ﬁeld variables at each temperature point through the shell thickness

must be speciﬁed. The num ber of values depends on the (maximum) num ber of points speciﬁed

on the data lines associated with the *SHELL SECTION options.

3. Initial value of this ﬁeld variable at the second temperature point.

4. Etc., upto seven values.

Subsequent lines (only needed if initial values mustbe speciﬁed at more than seven temperature

points at any node):

1. Eighthin itial value of this ﬁeld variable at this temperature point.

2. Etc., up to eight initial values per line.

Itm ay be necessary toleave blank data lines for some nodes if any other node in the model has more

than seven ﬁeld variable points becausethe total number of ﬁeld variables that ABAQUS expects

9.18–6

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