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==Descrição==
==Descrição==


'''ElementGeometry1D''' is used to define cross sections for beam elements. Currently the following types of cross sections are available: rectangular, circular and pipe.
'''ElementGeometry1D''' is used to define cross sections for beam elements. Currently, the following types of cross sections are available: rectangular, circular and pipe.


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#* Rectangular: width and height,
#* Rectangular: width and height,
#* Circular: diameter,
#* Circular: diameter,
#* Pipe: diameter and thickness.
#* Pipe: outer diameter and thickness.
# Optionally press the {{Button|Add}} button in the task panel and then click on the edge you want to have a prescribed cross section. If the edge selection is free, all remaining edges (whose cross section is not defined by other [[FEM_ElementGeometry1D|FEM ElementGeometry1D]] objects) will be automatically assigned.
# Optionally, press the {{Button|Add}} button in the task panel and then click on the edge you want to have a prescribed cross section. If the edge selection is free, all remaining edges (whose cross section is not defined by other [[FEM_ElementGeometry1D|FEM ElementGeometry1D]] objects) will be automatically assigned.

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==Opções==



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==Propriedades==
==Propriedades==


* {{PropertyData|Section Type}}: specifies the type of the beam section (''Rectangular'', ''Circular'' or ''Pipe'')
* {{PropertyData|Circ Diameter}}: diameter of circular section, used if {{PropertyData|Section Type}} is ''Circular''
* {{PropertyData|Pipe Diameter}}: outer diameter of pipe section, used if {{PropertyData|Section Type}} is ''Pipe''
* {{PropertyData|Pipe Thickness}}: thickness of pipe section, used if {{PropertyData|Section Type}} is ''Pipe''
* {{PropertyData|Rect Height}}: height of rectangular section, used if {{PropertyData|Section Type}} is ''Rectangular''
* {{PropertyData|Rect Width}}: width of rectangular section, used if {{PropertyData|Section Type}} is ''Rectangular''


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== Limitações ==
== Limitações ==


* Other types of cross sections available in CalculiX (elliptical, box and general) are not currently supported. One can edit the input file to use them.


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==Notas==
==Notas==


* For viewing results from CalculiX solver on the mesh expanded to the prescribed cross section, property {{incode|Beam Shell Result Output 3D}} in the [[FEM_SolverCalculixCxxtools|FEM SolverCalculixCxxtools]] need to be set to {{incode|True}}.
* For viewing results from CalculiX solver on the mesh expanded to the prescribed cross section, property {{incode|Beam Shell Result Output 3D}} in the [[FEM_SolverCalculixCxxtools|FEM SolverCalculixCxxtools]] needs to be set to {{incode|True}}.
* Some sections require specific element types:

** circular section - 2nd order elements
==Scripting==
** pipe section - 2nd order elements with reduced integration ({{Version|1.0}}: reduced integration is enabled by default for beam elements and can be switched using the ''Beam Reduced Integration'' property of the [[FEM_SolverCalculixCxxtools|CalculiX solver]])

* This feature uses the [https://web.mit.edu/calculix_v2.7/CalculiX/ccx_2.7/doc/ccx/node162.html *BEAM SECTION card in CalculiX].





Latest revision as of 09:55, 21 April 2024

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FEM ElementGeometry1D

Menu location
Model → Element Geometry → Beam cross section
Workbenches
FEM
Default shortcut
C B
Introduced in version
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See also
FEM tutorial

Descrição

ElementGeometry1D is used to define cross sections for beam elements. Currently, the following types of cross sections are available: rectangular, circular and pipe.

Utilização

  1. There are several ways to invoke the command:
    • Press the Beam cross section button.
    • Select the Model → Element Geometry → Beam cross section option from the menu.
  2. Choose the type of cross section and specify the necessary dimensions:
    • Rectangular: width and height,
    • Circular: diameter,
    • Pipe: outer diameter and thickness.
  3. Optionally, press the Add button in the task panel and then click on the edge you want to have a prescribed cross section. If the edge selection is free, all remaining edges (whose cross section is not defined by other FEM ElementGeometry1D objects) will be automatically assigned.

Propriedades

  • DadosSection Type: specifies the type of the beam section (Rectangular, Circular or Pipe)
  • DadosCirc Diameter: diameter of circular section, used if DadosSection Type is Circular
  • DadosPipe Diameter: outer diameter of pipe section, used if DadosSection Type is Pipe
  • DadosPipe Thickness: thickness of pipe section, used if DadosSection Type is Pipe
  • DadosRect Height: height of rectangular section, used if DadosSection Type is Rectangular
  • DadosRect Width: width of rectangular section, used if DadosSection Type is Rectangular

Limitações

  • Other types of cross sections available in CalculiX (elliptical, box and general) are not currently supported. One can edit the input file to use them.

Notas

  • For viewing results from CalculiX solver on the mesh expanded to the prescribed cross section, property Beam Shell Result Output 3D in the FEM SolverCalculixCxxtools needs to be set to True.
  • Some sections require specific element types:
    • circular section - 2nd order elements
    • pipe section - 2nd order elements with reduced integration (introduced in version 1.0: reduced integration is enabled by default for beam elements and can be switched using the Beam Reduced Integration property of the CalculiX solver)
  • This feature uses the *BEAM SECTION card in CalculiX.