Mechanical APDL Basic Analysis Guide - Ansys

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Chapter 19:The Report Generator Table ID 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 288 Description Shear Stress Principal Stress Equivalent Stress and Stress Intensity Thermal Gradients Thermal Flux Thermal Temperatures Natural Frequencies Rotation Temperature Pressure Electric Potential Fluid Velocity Current Electromotive Force Drop Turbulent Kinetic Energy Turbulent Energy Dissipation Component Total Strain Shear Total Strain Principal Total Strain Total Strain Intensity and Total Equivalent Strain Component Elastic Strain Shear Elastic Strain Principal Elastic Strain Elastic Strain Intensity and Elastic Equivalent Strain Component Plastic Strain Shear Plastic Strain Principal Elastic Strain Plastic Strain Intensity and Plastic Equivalent Strain Component Creep Strain Shear Creep Strain Principal Creep Strain Creep Strain Intensity and Creep Equivalent Strain Component Thermal Strain Shear Thermal Strain Principal Thermal Strain Thermal Strain Intensity and Thermal Equivalent Strain Component Pressure Gradient and Sum Component Electric Field and Sum Release 13.0 - © SAS IP, Inc. All rights reserved. - Contains proprietary and confidential information of ANSYS, Inc. and its subsidiaries and affiliates.

Table ID 46 47 48 Description Component Electric Flux Density and Sum Component Magnetic Field Intensity and Sum Component Magnetic Flux Density and Sum If tableID is 2 (Material Properties), one additional argument is required: • materialID -- Corresponds to an ANSYS material ID 19.5. Capturing a Listing This section describes how to capture the results of an ANSYS command, either interactively or within a batch run. The report generator appends listing data to ansysListings.js, a file in your specified report directory containing the JavaScript functions for accessing the listing. (The file contains code to generate HTML as well as comments that hold the list information, allowing you to paste the listing into software other than an HTML document.) The report generator assigns the name listing_n to each captured listing, where n is a sequential numeric identifier beginning at 1 and incrementing as you capture additional listings. If you intend to use a captured listing in an HTML report (assembled using either the report generator or a third-party HTML tool), be aware that HTML sizes the text smaller if its width is greater than 132 columns; however, all text associated with the listing may still not fit on a printed page. 19.5.1. Interactive Follow these steps to capture a listing using the report generator GUI: 1. Click on the Listing Capture button. Result: The Listing Data Capture dialog appears. 2. Specify a caption for the listing (for example, “Prism Model Area Listing”). 3. Specify the ANSYS command to issue to generate the output text. 4. Click on the OK button. Result: The report generator issues this report command to the ANSYS program and saves the listing: ~eui,'ansys::report::datacapture "caption" ansysCommand' 19.5.2. Batch The following line must appear near the beginning of your batch code before any report commands: ~eui,'package require ansys' To capture a listing via a batch run, insert this report command at the point in the run where you want to capture a listing: ~eui,'ansys::report::datacapture "caption" ansysCommand' Release 13.0 - © SAS IP, Inc. All rights reserved. - Contains proprietary and confidential information of ANSYS, Inc. and its subsidiaries and affiliates. 19.5.2. Batch 289

Table ID<br />

46<br />

47<br />

48<br />

Description<br />

Component Electric Flux Density and Sum<br />

Component Magnetic Field Intensity and Sum<br />

Component Magnetic Flux Density and Sum<br />

If tableID is 2 (Material Properties), one additional argument is required:<br />

• materialID -- Corresponds to an ANSYS material ID<br />

19.5. Capturing a Listing<br />

This section describes how to capture the results of an ANSYS command, either interactively or within a<br />

batch run.<br />

The report generator appends listing data to ansysListings.js, a file in your specified report directory<br />

containing the JavaScript functions for accessing the listing. (The file contains code to generate HTML as<br />

well as comments that hold the list information, allowing you to paste the listing into software other than<br />

an HTML document.) The report generator assigns the name listing_n to each captured listing, where<br />

n is a sequential numeric identifier beginning at 1 and incrementing as you capture additional listings.<br />

If you intend to use a captured listing in an HTML report (assembled using either the report generator or a<br />

third-party HTML tool), be aware that HTML sizes the text smaller if its width is greater than 132 columns;<br />

however, all text associated with the listing may still not fit on a printed page.<br />

19.5.1. Interactive<br />

Follow these steps to capture a listing using the report generator GUI:<br />

1. Click on the Listing Capture button.<br />

Result: The Listing Data Capture dialog appears.<br />

2. Specify a caption for the listing (for example, “Prism Model Area Listing”).<br />

3. Specify the ANSYS command to issue to generate the output text.<br />

4. Click on the OK button.<br />

Result: The report generator issues this report command to the ANSYS program and saves the listing:<br />

~eui,'ansys::report::datacapture "caption" ansysCommand'<br />

19.5.2. Batch<br />

The following line must appear near the beginning of your batch code before any report commands:<br />

~eui,'package require ansys'<br />

To capture a listing via a batch run, insert this report command at the point in the run where you want to<br />

capture a listing:<br />

~eui,'ansys::report::datacapture "caption" ansysCommand'<br />

Release 13.0 - © SAS IP, Inc. All rights reserved. - Contains proprietary and confidential information<br />

of ANSYS, Inc. and its subsidiaries and affiliates.<br />

19.5.2. Batch<br />

289

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