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ZMORPHTMVersion 2.0 Engineering Software Tool Used To Windows: XP / Vista / Win 7 |
"Excellent Tool for Shape Optimization Processes" ZMORPH (pronounced zee-morph) allows morphing of Nastran structure GRIDs relative to a baseline configuration. The process simply involves encompassing these GRIDs within box primitives and then altering the box corner point coordinates to stretch and/or move these encompassed GRIDs. These box primitives can be considered to be made up of an elastic homogenous material (e.g., rubber) in which the structure GRIDs are embedded. Stretching or moving this material will, in a relative fashion, stretch/move these embedded GRID points. |
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![]() Morph of F-35 Wing Sweep Relative to its Baseline Position |
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Example Case: Piston Connecting Rod (6242 tetrahedron elements (CTETRA), 11608 grids (GRID))
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Crankshaft End Opening Diameter |
Connecting Rod Length |
Rotation of Crankshaft Connection End |
Annual License Service
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OPTIONAL INTERFACE
| ZONA is in the process of developing a Windows program called the ZONA Model Viewer (or ZONA-MV for short). This program is being extended to allow for a Windows-based option to setup the ZMORPH input deck. The current beta version of ZONA-MV can be provided without documentation upon user request. Note that ZONA-MV provides a host of features (such as loading Nastran Input/Output decks, Plot3D files, Tecplot Files, OpenFSI-UVLM files, etc.) that go beyond the requirements of ZMORPH. (an NVIDIA graphics card is required to run ZONA-MV). |
ZONA Model Viewer User Interface |
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