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7 years 8 months ago #8728 by Olga
Re:stress output values was created by Olga
Hi, I need some help with Salome and code-aster.

I have to perform stress linearization based on ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (Section 8 Division 2), so I need to put in my model in Salome-meca Stress Classification Lines (SCL) and I have no idea how to do that, I 'm new to working with this program, after that I need to get the local stress tensors along the SCL and the resultant bending and membrane stress intensities using Code- Aster. Do you know the code to obtain de stress tensor in each node of my stress classification line?

PLEASE HELP ME.

It's for my internship.

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7 years 8 months ago #8732 by Claus
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Hi.

You are going to have to be more specific on what you want. Throw up a sketch of what you want, since Im not familiar with the ASME standard.

/C

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7 years 8 months ago #8733 by Olga
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Hi, sorry, I will be more especific.

I need to get the stress tensor (6 stresses component) for each node of my mesh. All I need is the command in code-aster to get that, I have to put them in a table.

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7 years 8 months ago #8734 by Claus
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Okay, then you should extract and print the 'SIGM' component.

To print all values of all nodes in the RESU file, create a new command in EFICAS: new command-> IMPR_RESU, select FORMAT/RESULTAT and select the result of your calculation. Under 'b_extrac' select NOM_CHAMP->SIGM_NOEU.

Under 'b_topologie' you can limit the extraction to e.g. a node group instead of extracting all nodes.

It is also possible to print the values to a seperate file, but that is beyond this post.

/C

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7 years 8 months ago #8735 by Olga
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Thank you so much!!

That really help me a lot.

But I have another question, sorry, I am new usser.

In my code, at the module of CONTRAINTE AND CRITERES, what means

(SIGM_ELNO','SIGM_NOEU','SIEF_ELGA','SIGM_ELGA','EFGE_ELGA) and (SIEQ_ELNO','SIEQ_NOEU','EPEQ_ELGA','EPMQ_ELGA','SIEQ_ELGA)



RESU=CALC_CHAMP(reuse =RESU,
RESULTAT=RESU
CONTRAINTE=('SIGM_ELNO','SIGM_NOEU','SIEF_ELGA','SIGM_ELGA','EFGE_ELGA',),
CRITERES=('SIEQ_ELNO','SIEQ_NOEU','EPEQ_ELGA','EPMQ_ELGA','SIEQ_ELGA',),);

Thanks for your help.

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7 years 8 months ago #8737 by Claus
Replied by Claus on topic Re:stress output values
NOEU means node. ELNO means element. ELGA means Gauss point.

Values at nodes and elements are extrapolated from the Gauss points. You will find out, that e.g. Von Mises stress can become negative on nodes, which is meaningless. Gauss points store the exact calculated value, but plots with ELGA can visually be a little crude and may not be precisely at the coordinates where you wish to obtain a value.

/C

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