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G-Modeling


0SXKBtDiKlWkghaInhrbsITeK0UA7spq.pngG-Modeling is Generalized Modeling. It is a revolutionary technology to increase the efficiency and productivity of Multi-Flexible-Body Dynamics (MFBD) in RecurDyn. G-Modeling automates the conversion of bodies from rigid to flexible or from flexible to rigid. This allows the analyst to create a model of a system assembly without concern for whether a body should be modeled as rigid or flexible. The G-Modeling tools in RecurDyn convert a body from one type to another while preserving the joints, force elements, and contact elements on the body. G-Modeling invokes the built-in mesher and eigensolver to convert rigid bodies to flexible bodies, and it can convert a mesh or modal body into a rigid body as well. Through G-Modeling, the usefulness of a single system assembly model increases significantly, improving modeling efficiency and productivity of MFBD analyses.

The analyst can develop a single model that can be used for multiple purposes by quickly converting bodies from one type to another. For example, a model can be created using all rigid bodies to test overall system behavior with minimum computation time. Then using G-Modeling, the analyst can convert a body into a flexible body to so that the same model can be used to predict the fatigue life of that body. RecurDyn contains a large number of powerful G-Modeling GUI tools to aid the analyst in altering the model for various needs.


Modeling and Analysis Process using MFBD and G-Modeling

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  • Converts Rigid bodies to Flexible Bodies or Flexible Bodies to Rigid Bodies with 1~2 clicks.
  • Meshing, converting and preserving existing connections are all automated.


Enhancement of MFBD

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Development History of G-Modeling

  • Various functions have been added to RecurDyn since in order to improve capability, efficiency and usability since MFBD Technology was introduced in RecurDyn V6.
  • Now G-Modeling technology automates the use of the MFBD functions to more easily convert bodies between rigid and flexible states.


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Advantages of G-Modeling


  • Users can choose the appropriate body type which suits the purpose of the analysis.
  • Easy conversion between Reduced Flex (RFlex) ↔ Full Flex (FFlex)


1. Easy Conversion between Rigid↔Flexible


<Rigid → Flexible>

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<Flexible → Rigid>

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2. Existing Joint, Force and Contact connections are preserved when the body type is converted.


<Rigid → Flexible (with Contact)>

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3. Easy conversion between Reduced Flex (RFlex) ↔ Full Flex (FFlex)


<FFlex → RFlex>

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<RFlex → FFlex>

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Why G-Modeling?


1. Convenient conversion of Body types

  • Rigid, FFlex, RFlex bodies can be converted easily.
  • Existing Joint, Force and Contact connections are preserved.


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2. Automation of the Assist Modeling Setting

  • An rigid element (FDR)* is automatically generated for each Joint and Force *(FDR is the name of the rigid element, so called ‘RBE’)
  • A Contact Patch Set is automatically generated for each Contact


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3. Undo/Redo support for Body Conversion

  • Rigid → Flexible and Flexible → Rigid support Undo/Redo (Easy to undo any mistake that is made during the conversion)


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