FEMAP Nastran Loads and Constraints

[@businesshackalerts1650]

thank you for this video..

[@EngelUniverse]

Welcome!

[@carlosivancarvajalortiz113]

how to join the beam as if it were 3 welded plates, i.e. join surfaces with different thicknesses

[@EngelUniverse]

Look further down on the playlist. There are a few videos on how to join surfaces and avoid mesh issues. Here are some links that can help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp2WYXqjmJiNitU kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3K4lntmeNuUpqc kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5nOoYafZtx_nsk

[@roxanneotavio7937]

Hi I am quite new with FEMAP, as you said FEMAP is unit less so how can I know that the force apply is in Newton?

[@EngelUniverse]

There is an option where you select the unit system: SI or English and from there on it automatically implements the units. You just need to remember the base units when you enter something. Like for example it will take pressure as Pascals, so don't accidentally assume kilo Pascals and enter atmospheric pressure as 101 instead of 101000.