How can i add shear deformation?
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How can i add shear deformation?
Hi there
could you please let me know how i can add shear deformation on a column, like what element should i use, nonlinear or dispBeamColumnInt?
what material should i use, only steel or steel and concrete?
Thanks a lot!
could you please let me know how i can add shear deformation on a column, like what element should i use, nonlinear or dispBeamColumnInt?
what material should i use, only steel or steel and concrete?
Thanks a lot!
I believe the difference refers to the way the analysis increments from the current configuration towards the next converged point of a force-displacement relationship. Meaning the force-based element uses an increment in force and the displacement-based uses an increment in displacement.
You can obtain quite a bit of useful information from any of your Gauss-Lobatto integration points (including displacements). This is done using the Element recorder, where you can specify exactly what integration points to capture and what data you're interested in.
You can obtain quite a bit of useful information from any of your Gauss-Lobatto integration points (including displacements). This is done using the Element recorder, where you can specify exactly what integration points to capture and what data you're interested in.
Here is an example...
recorder Element -file Output.dat -ele 547 557 569 section 5 deformation
Your best bet is to export all of the integration points in one recorder object and pick out the points of interest with a program like Matlab. Simply replace "section 5" with "section all" and you can capture all of the integration points.
See the users manual page in the old manual for Element Recorder so you can change the "deformation" part of the command so you are capturing the data you're interested in. Right now it's capturing axial-strain and curvature for the section.
recorder Element -file Output.dat -ele 547 557 569 section 5 deformation
Your best bet is to export all of the integration points in one recorder object and pick out the points of interest with a program like Matlab. Simply replace "section 5" with "section all" and you can capture all of the integration points.
See the users manual page in the old manual for Element Recorder so you can change the "deformation" part of the command so you are capturing the data you're interested in. Right now it's capturing axial-strain and curvature for the section.
# element connectivity:
set numIntgrPts 10; # number of integration points for force-based element
element nonlinearBeamColumn 1 1 2 $numIntgrPts $ColSecTag $ColTransfTag ; # self-explanatory when using variables
puts "4";
#record----------------------------------------------------------------
for {set j 1} {$j < 11} {set j [expr {$j+1}]} {;
recorder Element -file datahaha/DFree$j.out -ele 1 section $j deformation;
};
i use this to do record, now i can get results, but all the results are the same, please tell me what the peoblem is, many thanks~~
set numIntgrPts 10; # number of integration points for force-based element
element nonlinearBeamColumn 1 1 2 $numIntgrPts $ColSecTag $ColTransfTag ; # self-explanatory when using variables
puts "4";
#record----------------------------------------------------------------
for {set j 1} {$j < 11} {set j [expr {$j+1}]} {;
recorder Element -file datahaha/DFree$j.out -ele 1 section $j deformation;
};
i use this to do record, now i can get results, but all the results are the same, please tell me what the peoblem is, many thanks~~