where are element and node forces stored in the simulation? #23
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Hi Martin, please have a look at the Example NTA-A, Section Verify the results: https://adtzlr.github.io/trusspy/examples/eNTA-A.html#verify-the-results Hope that helps! Best regards, |
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Thanks, and yes and no. I'm still not entirely sure how to read the actual forces/stresses. I got the impression they are scaled by a factor? I will have to explore that a little more still :) I'll get back to you if I have further questions after that. Nice Regards, Martin |
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Please post a minimal working example and I'll help you if you're still interested. |
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Hi! I was easily managing to get trusspy running on linux - thanks a lot :) I'm trying to simulate some pretty simple static structures and I want to read out the individual element and reaction forces. I looked into a few of the object's properties - however the complexity of the data structure was a bit overwhelming and didn't find the forces :)
could you give me a hint where to look for the reaction forces for each node and the forces inside each element?
Martin
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