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Different element types are introduced


Plates

Two small plates are pulled apart with a specified velocity.  …more


Rod I

File rod.k demonstrates wave propagation in one dimension using bar elements.  …more


Rod II

File rodsol.k demonstrates wave propagation in one dimension using solid elements.  …more


Solid

This is just a preparation file to study connection between solid and beam elements.  …more


Spring I

This is an example for a spring-mass simulation. Its purpose is to learn about discrete elements. A linear elastic material for discrete springs is used.  …more


Spring II

This is an example for a spring-mass simulation. Its purpose is to learn about discrete elements. A nonlinear elastic material with user defined force-displacement curve is used.  …more


Spring III

This is a simple one dimensional one element example to show how to use *MAT_SPRING_GENERAL_NONLINEAR keyword. Two different curves for describing force versus displacement during loading and unloading are given. Initial yield forces in tension and in compression are specified. Isotropic hardening without strain softening is chosen.  …more