Load-displacement curve
Load-displacement curve
Hello to everyone, I have a question. I made a static analysis of a beam and I want to extrapolate the load-displacement curve. I set the monitor after the analysis steps but I can't see the window of the monitor when I run the analysis. Then, I tried to make the curve in postprocessing evaluating displacement in z in the node of the maximum deflection and reaction force in z at the support (summing the reaction of every node of the bearing's surface), but how can I see the results using the function monitor?
Here there's my sdc. file. Thanks in advance for your support.
Mari
Here there's my sdc. file. Thanks in advance for your support.
Mari
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Clarabella
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Re: Load-displacement curve
Dear Mari.95
move up the monitor before the analysis. Remember that the analysis that you like to monitor must be after the monitor.
If it still does not work, you can launch the monitor manually. Click on the bat file indicated in the picture attached.
The model is very nice and runs smoothly. You can improve it with a structured mesh. To have a structured mesh you need to be sure to have the volume enclosed by 6 faces or the surfaces enclosed by 4 edges.
Otherwise, you can use the embedded conditions to connect incompatible meshes. The denser mesh should be the slave. Additional note, pay attention that the stresses at the contact will be not precise. The next advanced webinar will be on this topic.
If you cut the volumes you can easily do it. Then use brick bbarbrick.
You will reduce drastically the number of elements and improve the performance.
Regards
move up the monitor before the analysis. Remember that the analysis that you like to monitor must be after the monitor.
If it still does not work, you can launch the monitor manually. Click on the bat file indicated in the picture attached.
The model is very nice and runs smoothly. You can improve it with a structured mesh. To have a structured mesh you need to be sure to have the volume enclosed by 6 faces or the surfaces enclosed by 4 edges.
Otherwise, you can use the embedded conditions to connect incompatible meshes. The denser mesh should be the slave. Additional note, pay attention that the stresses at the contact will be not precise. The next advanced webinar will be on this topic.
If you cut the volumes you can easily do it. Then use brick bbarbrick.
You will reduce drastically the number of elements and improve the performance.
Regards
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Re: Load-displacement curve
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll try to move up the monitor. About the improvement of the model, I don't know the reason why I can't create a structured mesh. In detail, I tried to cut the volume so I used the merge command at the end but when I choose the structured mesh I can't see any difference, and using a bbarbrick I had incompatibility because I had 8 nodes for the element definition but the mesh still had 4 nodes. Have I made mistakes creating the mesh? Thanks for your help.
Mari
Mari
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Horace Horsecollar
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Re: Load-displacement curve
Please post the new model so we can check it
Re: Load-displacement curve
This is the file with changes. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Load-displacement curve
I made other changes. I can realize the structured mesh but I have other problems when I try to run the analysis.
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Clarabella
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Re: Load-displacement curve
Dear Mari,
my lovely Horace told me to check your model.
You did not divide the volume correctly. When you merge the surfaces, pay attention to merge them only with the volumes.
I run the attached model. It does not converge, you might have to check it again. The curve seems fine.
Regards
my lovely Horace told me to check your model.
You did not divide the volume correctly. When you merge the surfaces, pay attention to merge them only with the volumes.
I run the attached model. It does not converge, you might have to check it again. The curve seems fine.
Regards
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Re: Load-displacement curve
Thank you very much for your help! I understand the problem.
Have a good evening!
Mari
Have a good evening!
Mari
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Horace Horsecollar
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Re: Load-displacement curve
We noticed that the symmetry condition is applied only at the rebars, please apply it to the entire face.
Another thing, the support is fixed, I think it should rotate, please check
Regards
Another thing, the support is fixed, I think it should rotate, please check
Regards
Re: Load-displacement curve
Yes thanks, I just corrected these errors.