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=='''Definition of the geometry'''== | =='''Definition of the geometry'''== | ||
planar shell | planar shell | ||
+ | Geometry: <br> | ||
+ | L = 11.38 m <br> | ||
+ | Thickness = 0.55 m <br> | ||
+ | Loads: <br> | ||
+ | [type] [group] [value] <br> | ||
+ | Presure1 (Fbot) = 29.5e3 Pa <br> | ||
+ | Presure2 (Fmain)= 25.8e3 Pa <br> | ||
+ | Presure3 (Ftop) = 24.3e3 Pa <br> | ||
+ | Presure4 (Fcentre1,Fcentre2)= 182.6e3 Pa <br> | ||
+ | BC: <br> | ||
+ | Lbot (DX=0.0, DY=0.0, DZ=0.0) <br> | ||
+ | Ltop (DZ=0.0) <br> | ||
+ | Material: <br> | ||
+ | Concrete <br> | ||
+ | E = 32e9 Pa <br> | ||
+ | Nu = 0.2 <br> | ||
+ | [[Image:Geom-01-big.gif]] <br> | ||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | Create all points and lines using: [New Entity]->[Basic}->[Point] and [New Entity]->[Basic]->[Line] <br> | ||
+ | [[Image:Points%26lines.gif]] | ||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | Create one big face Ftotal <br> | ||
+ | [New Entity]->[Build]->[Face] <br> | ||
+ | Ftotal: Line7,Line6,Line8,Line12,Line11,Line10,Line9,Line1 <br> | ||
+ | [[Image:One-face.gif]] | ||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | Create three wires <br> | ||
+ | [New Entity]->[Build]->[Wire] <br> | ||
+ | Wire1: Line3,Line4,Line5 <br> | ||
+ | Wire2: Line17,Line18,Line19 <br> | ||
+ | Wire3: Line13,Line14,Line15,Line16 <br> | ||
+ | [[Image:wires.gif]] | ||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | Create vector <br> | ||
+ | [New Entity]->[Basic]->[Vector] <br> | ||
+ | (0,0,1) <br> | ||
+ | Create four extrusions <br> | ||
+ | [New Entity]->[Generation]->[Extrusion] <br> | ||
+ | Extrusion1: Wire1,vz <br> | ||
+ | Extrusion2: Wire2,vz <br> | ||
+ | Extrusion3: Wire3,vz <br> | ||
+ | Extrusion4: Line2,vz <br> | ||
+ | [[Image:Extrusions.gif]] | ||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | |||
===''Partitioning of the geometry''=== | ===''Partitioning of the geometry''=== | ||
why: we need groups for loads and boundary conditions<br> | why: we need groups for loads and boundary conditions<br> | ||
how: we define planes<br> | how: we define planes<br> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Create partition <br> | ||
+ | [Operations]->[Partition] <br> | ||
+ | Part_main: Ftotal,Extrusion1,Extrusion2,Extrusion3,Extrusion4 <br> | ||
+ | [[Image:Part-main.gif]] | ||
+ | |||
===''Meshing''=== | ===''Meshing''=== |
Revision as of 12:38, 7 March 2010
Contents
Static analysis of a shell construction
[ .... under construction .... ]
This contribution is in close cooperation with Bridge.
In this example the following items are discussed:
- preproccesing:
- definition of geometry in Salome
- partitioning of the geometry and groups
- meshing of the geometry
- definition of the groups
- (maybe: python script which makes editing much easier ...)
- static analysis with pressure or force applied on a group or nodes
- postprocessing:
- viewing displacement in Salome
- determination of stresses
- interface ASTK
Definition of the geometry
planar shell
Geometry:
L = 11.38 m
Thickness = 0.55 m
Loads:
[type] [group] [value]
Presure1 (Fbot) = 29.5e3 Pa
Presure2 (Fmain)= 25.8e3 Pa
Presure3 (Ftop) = 24.3e3 Pa
Presure4 (Fcentre1,Fcentre2)= 182.6e3 Pa
BC:
Lbot (DX=0.0, DY=0.0, DZ=0.0)
Ltop (DZ=0.0)
Material:
Concrete
E = 32e9 Pa
Nu = 0.2
Create all points and lines using: [New Entity]->[Basic}->[Point] and [New Entity]->[Basic]->[Line]
Create one big face Ftotal
[New Entity]->[Build]->[Face]
Ftotal: Line7,Line6,Line8,Line12,Line11,Line10,Line9,Line1
Create three wires
[New Entity]->[Build]->[Wire]
Wire1: Line3,Line4,Line5
Wire2: Line17,Line18,Line19
Wire3: Line13,Line14,Line15,Line16
Create vector
[New Entity]->[Basic]->[Vector]
(0,0,1)
Create four extrusions
[New Entity]->[Generation]->[Extrusion]
Extrusion1: Wire1,vz
Extrusion2: Wire2,vz
Extrusion3: Wire3,vz
Extrusion4: Line2,vz
Partitioning of the geometry
why: we need groups for loads and boundary conditions
how: we define planes
Create partition
[Operations]->[Partition]
Part_main: Ftotal,Extrusion1,Extrusion2,Extrusion3,Extrusion4
Meshing
how
tria -quad?
linear vs quadratic elements