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I’d like to ask another question about damping coefficients. At the moment, all the models I build are 2D. I set dashpots at the base. When I calculate the coefficient, I use rho · Vs · element thickness. DistributedLK2D will automatically calculate the distributed length of the dashpot ...
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- Tue Dec 16, 2025 7:08 am
- Forum: Get Started Discussion
- Topic: Issues in 2D Simplification of 3D SSI Model: Unexpected Fluctuations in Acceleration Response
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- Wed Dec 10, 2025 3:39 pm
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- Topic: Issues in 2D Simplification of 3D SSI Model: Unexpected Fluctuations in Acceleration Response
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Re: Issues in 2D Simplification of 3D SSI Model: Unexpected Fluctuations in Acceleration Response
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I would like to ask another question regarding the operation in my model of removing boundary constraints and applying "Force from reaction". What is the specific reason for this approach? I have never considered such a method in my previous ...
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I would like to ask another question regarding the operation in my model of removing boundary constraints and applying "Force from reaction". What is the specific reason for this approach? I have never considered such a method in my previous ...
- Sun Dec 07, 2025 1:45 pm
- Forum: Get Started Discussion
- Topic: Issues in 2D Simplification of 3D SSI Model: Unexpected Fluctuations in Acceleration Response
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- Views: 343
Issues in 2D Simplification of 3D SSI Model: Unexpected Fluctuations in Acceleration Response
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Recently, I studied the webinar on Soil-Structure Interaction (SSI), which employed a 3D model. I attempted to simplify it into a 2D model for analysis, aiming to simulate the theoretical solution where the ground surface acceleration is twice ...
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Recently, I studied the webinar on Soil-Structure Interaction (SSI), which employed a 3D model. I attempted to simplify it into a 2D model for analysis, aiming to simulate the theoretical solution where the ground surface acceleration is twice ...
- Sat Nov 22, 2025 8:20 am
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- Topic: Persistent Issues: Model Convergence, Geostatic Balance Verification, and Nodal Stress Calculation
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- Views: 517
Discussion on Nodal Stress Calculation: Reasonable Computational Methods for Stresses at Shared Nodes in 2D/3D Models
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I have a question regarding nodal stress calculation in finite element analysis:
In a 2D model using quad elements, a single node is typically shared by four surrounding elements. Similarly, in a 3D model using stdbrick elements, one node is ...
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I have a question regarding nodal stress calculation in finite element analysis:
In a 2D model using quad elements, a single node is typically shared by four surrounding elements. Similarly, in a 3D model using stdbrick elements, one node is ...
- Sat Nov 22, 2025 8:09 am
- Forum: Get Started Discussion
- Topic: Questions on Mass/Gravity Definition and Static Analysis for a Shaft Model in STKO
- Replies: 17
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Request for Analysis: Convergence Problems in Soil-Structure Model
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I have recently studied the relevant content from your webinars and have prepared a revised version of my model that appears more reasonable. However, the convergence issues persist unresolved. I would greatly appreciate it if you could help ...
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I have recently studied the relevant content from your webinars and have prepared a revised version of my model that appears more reasonable. However, the convergence issues persist unresolved. I would greatly appreciate it if you could help ...
- Sat Nov 22, 2025 8:01 am
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- Topic: Technical Inquiries from Webinar: Transition Interaction and Embedded Element Constraints
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Technical Inquiries from Webinar: Transition Interaction and Embedded Element Constraints
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While studying the webinar (#025 New Element Presentation - ASDAbsorbingBoundary), I encountered some confusion regarding the creation of the Transition interaction (the connection between the surrounding soil and the soil ...
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While studying the webinar (#025 New Element Presentation - ASDAbsorbingBoundary), I encountered some confusion regarding the creation of the Transition interaction (the connection between the surrounding soil and the soil ...
- Thu Nov 20, 2025 12:43 pm
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- Topic: Persistent Issues: Model Convergence, Geostatic Balance Verification, and Nodal Stress Calculation
- Replies: 5
- Views: 517
Re: Persistent Issues: Model Convergence, Geostatic Balance Verification, and Nodal Stress Calculation
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During my recent studies, I discovered a method to address the large deformation issues in geostatic stress balance analysis. By implementing the initialstateanalysiswrapper material, the deformations during the gravity analysis phase can be ...
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During my recent studies, I discovered a method to address the large deformation issues in geostatic stress balance analysis. By implementing the initialstateanalysiswrapper material, the deformations during the gravity analysis phase can be ...
- Thu Nov 13, 2025 2:34 pm
- Forum: Get Started Discussion
- Topic: Questions on Mass/Gravity Definition and Static Analysis for a Shaft Model in STKO
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- Views: 2769
Re: Questions on Mass/Gravity Definition and Static Analysis for a Shaft Model in STKO
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Thank you very much for your continued support and feedback. I truly appreciate your assistance.
Following your suggestion, I have selected one of the most relevant issues from our previous discussions for this thread, while moving other questions to separate posts to ensure each ...
Thank you very much for your continued support and feedback. I truly appreciate your assistance.
Following your suggestion, I have selected one of the most relevant issues from our previous discussions for this thread, while moving other questions to separate posts to ensure each ...
- Thu Nov 13, 2025 1:48 pm
- Forum: Get Started Discussion
- Topic: Persistent Issues: Model Convergence, Geostatic Balance Verification, and Nodal Stress Calculation
- Replies: 5
- Views: 517
Re: Persistent Issues: Model Convergence, Geostatic Balance Verification, and Nodal Stress Calculation
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Indeed, focused discussions often yield better results, and I fully agree with this approach. Therefore, I have selected what I consider the most crucial issue from my previous questions - the analysis of geostatic stress balance. I would like ...
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Indeed, focused discussions often yield better results, and I fully agree with this approach. Therefore, I have selected what I consider the most crucial issue from my previous questions - the analysis of geostatic stress balance. I would like ...
- Thu Oct 30, 2025 5:06 am
- Forum: Get Started Discussion
- Topic: Persistent Issues: Model Convergence, Geostatic Balance Verification, and Nodal Stress Calculation
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Persistent Issues: Model Convergence, Geostatic Balance Verification, and Nodal Stress Calculation
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My apologies for posting a new message here. In our previous discussion thread (link: https://asdeasoft.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3283 ), although there were 14 messages in total, only 13 are currently visible. I'm concerned that my earlier ...
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My apologies for posting a new message here. In our previous discussion thread (link: https://asdeasoft.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3283 ), although there were 14 messages in total, only 13 are currently visible. I'm concerned that my earlier ...