CalculiX examples by Prof. Martin Kraska from Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences. Excellent starting point to master parametric modelling with CGX and CCX.
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What is the difference between TYPE=PIPE ENTRANCE and TYPE=PIPE INOUT? #33
Thank you very much for your help, but I still have a question: What is the difference between TYPE=PIPE ENTRANCE and TYPE=PIPE INOUT? Why do I find it in some of your inp format files (for example, pipe.inp and pipe2.inp), some apply TYPE = PIPE ENTRANCE and TYPE = PIPE INOUT, while some files only have TYPE = PIPE INOUT. So how do I determine how to quote this? Thank you again
Thank you very much for your help, but I still have a question: What is the difference between TYPE=PIPE ENTRANCE and TYPE=PIPE INOUT? Why do I find it in some of your inp format files (for example, pipe.inp and pipe2.inp), some apply TYPE = PIPE ENTRANCE and TYPE = PIPE INOUT, while some files only have TYPE = PIPE INOUT. So how do I determine how to quote this? Thank you again