Users:General FEM Analysis/Elements Reference/Shell NURBS KL
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THICKNESS = 1.0 | THICKNESS = 1.0 | ||
COUPLING = EL-PROP 6 !BRep coupling element to handle C^0 continuity inside the patch | COUPLING = EL-PROP 6 !BRep coupling element to handle C^0 continuity inside the patch | ||
| − | ! STABILIZATION = EL-PROP 7 !Stabilization element for improving condition number | + | ! STABILIZATION = EL-PROP 7 !Stabilization element for improving condition number (requires some tests, no optimal solution) |
NEJA = NURBS !DIP or FULL !Method for handling the integration for trimmed elements(use NURBS) | NEJA = NURBS !DIP or FULL !Method for handling the integration for trimmed elements(use NURBS) | ||
INT_TYPE_SHELL_NURBS_KL = USER !or FULL or OPTIMAL !FULL means p+1 and q+1;OPTIML uses in the interior of the patch less quadrature points (some tests required for higher polynomial degrees >3 | INT_TYPE_SHELL_NURBS_KL = USER !or FULL or OPTIMAL !FULL means p+1 and q+1;OPTIML uses in the interior of the patch less quadrature points (some tests required for higher polynomial degrees >3 | ||
Revision as of 06:36, 9 December 2016
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General Description
This element is based on the Phd Thesis of J.Kiendl.
Example of a Complete Input Block
EL-PROP 1 : SHELL_NURBS_KL MAT= EL-MAT 1 !material property THICKNESS = 1.0 COUPLING = EL-PROP 6 !BRep coupling element to handle C^0 continuity inside the patch ! STABILIZATION = EL-PROP 7 !Stabilization element for improving condition number (requires some tests, no optimal solution) NEJA = NURBS !DIP or FULL !Method for handling the integration for trimmed elements(use NURBS) INT_TYPE_SHELL_NURBS_KL = USER !or FULL or OPTIMAL !FULL means p+1 and q+1;OPTIML uses in the interior of the patch less quadrature points (some tests required for higher polynomial degrees >3 ! GAUSS_U = 4 !# of quadratur points in u-dir in case of INT_TYPE = USER ! GAUSS_V = 4 !# of quadratur points in u-dir in case of INT_TYPE = USER
Element Type
- The element formulation is well tested for static and dynamic linear and nonlinear analysis.
- Stresses for nonlinear case need to be corrected.
- Can be used for thin shell structures
Degrees of Freedom
The element uses three translatoric degrees of freedom (Disp_X, Disp_Y, Disp_Z) at each control point.
Parameter Description
| Compulsory Parameters | ||
| Parameter | Values, Default(*) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MAT | EL-MAT int | Linking to a material input block |
| INT_TYPE_SHELL_NURBS_KL | FULL, USER, OPTIMAL | Control of integration type.
|
| THICKNESS | float | Thickness of the shell |
| Optional Parameters | ||
| Parameter | Values, Default(*) | Description |
| GAUSS_U | GAUSS_U = int | Number of Gauss point per element. Must only to be defined when INT_TYPE_BEAM_3D_NURBS_KLRod = USER |
Element Loading
The KL shell element is able to handle the following loads:
- dead load
- snow load
- pressure load
Benchmarks
The main benchmark file in the Carat++-repository is
- '../examples/benchmark_examples/isogeometric/KL_shell_trim_plate_hole/cbm_plate_with_hole.txt'.
It is further used in:
- '../examples/benchmark_examples/isogeometric/isogeometric_trim_non_linear/cbm_PlateHoleLineSupHighAcc.txt.txt'
References
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