RecurDyn/Tire (Modifying RMD File)

 

RecurDyn Linux solver supports only GTire Entity (UA, FTire), but MF-Tire of Gtire is excluded in Linux System. To simulate a Gtire model, related files (*.RMD, *.RDF, *.TIR) are required.

 

To run a RecurDyn Gtire model in Linux

     Please refer to the RecurDyn Manual of Windows for a general overview of RecurDyn/Tire.

     To run a RecurDyn simulation in Linux

    A model (*.RMD) should first be created in the RecurDyn GUI in Windows.

    The user should copy the related files (*.RMD, *.RDF, *.TIR) into the Linux system.

    Then the RecurDyn Linux solver can execute the simulation using the data file as input.

     model (*.RMD) should be changed in Linux

    For RecurDyn in Linux, the user should manually change the data in Tire and Road block of the *.rmd file as below.

 

For User GTire Model in Linux, the user should manually modified the data of “USUB_DLL” of the *.tir file as below.

$-----------------------------------------------------------model

[MODEL]

VENDER_TIRE_TYPE = 'RD-USER'

USUB_DLL = '.\GtireUserSubroutine.dll'

 

 

    For GTire Model in Linux, the user should manually modified as below.

The value of each path should be set with the relative path which is defined by user.

The backslash (“\”) of path in the file should be changed to a forward slash (“/”).

            

!=================== GenericTire Force ============================

!                         RecurDyn_Data_Name='GTireGroup1Force'

TIRE / 1

, NAME = 'GTireGroup1Force'

, IMARKER = 39

, TIRETYPE = GENERICTIRE

, MODEL = RD-USER

, TPF = tire_files\RD_User.tir  !The backslash(“/”) in path need to be modified into the forward slash(“\”) in linux system.

, …

 

!================== Generic Road Data  ===========================

!                         RecurDyn_Data_Name='GRoad1'

GENERICROAD / 1

, NAME = 'road.GRoad1'

, REFERENCEMARKER = 14

, ROAD = road_files\GRoad.rdf   !The backslash(“/”) in path need to be modified into the forward slash(“\”) in linux system.

 

 

 

For User GTire Model in Linux, the user should manually modify the data of “USUB_DLL” of the *.tir file as below.

$-----------------------------------------------------------model

[MODEL]

VENDER_TIRE_TYPE = 'RD-USER'

USUB_DLL = './DllFunc_gtire_force.so'   $The value of each path should be set with the relative path which is defined by user.