Explicit dynamics (LS-DYNA export) -- How to export a Time waveform?

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Guided wave simulation in ANSYS Workbench has been successfully completed with a tone-burst signal applied. The user seeks assistance in extracting the time waveform from the simulation results. Additionally, there is a query about integrating Explicit Dynamics (LS-DYNA export) into the ANSYS Workbench, as it is not appearing in the toolbox despite installation and activation. A video resource was suggested to aid in the waveform extraction process. The discussion highlights challenges in both waveform extraction and LS-DYNA integration within ANSYS.
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I am doing guided wave simulation in ANSYS workbench. I applied a load (tone-burst signal) on the model and I ran the simulation successfully. Now, I want to extract the time waveform. Does anybody have any idea?
 
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Hey Ayuob,
check this video out. It may be useful


I have a question. how can I add Explicit Dynamics (LS -DYNA export). I have installed LS-DYNA workbench and activated its extension, but it still not show up
in the toolbox. I can see it only on toolbox customization.

Thank you in advance
 

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