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This model is the didactical analysis of a clamped beam (static 3D elasticity). The dimensions of the beam and the material parameter can be modified interactively in the ONELAB window, as well as a number of modeling parameters. Diagrams of the internal moments can be generated by checking the box <code>Compute MT diagrams</code>. | This model is the didactical analysis of a clamped beam (static 3D elasticity). The dimensions of the beam and the material parameter can be modified interactively in the ONELAB window, as well as a number of modeling parameters. Diagrams of the internal moments can be generated by checking the box <code>Compute MT diagrams</code>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:22, 21 January 2015
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3D model of a beam
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Additional information
This model is the didactical analysis of a clamped beam (static 3D elasticity). The dimensions of the beam and the material parameter can be modified interactively in the ONELAB window, as well as a number of modeling parameters. Diagrams of the internal moments can be generated by checking the box Compute MT diagrams.
To start the model, open a terminal from the left menu-bar of the virtual machine window, and issue the command gmsh at the prompt. Then, from the File > Open menu of Gmsh, open the file beam.py located in the ELMERMODELS/beam3d directory.
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Model developed by F. Henrotte.
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