This test lets you check analysis results for a twisted beam, in the context of a static case. You can use either the 2D or 3D model. |
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Reference: R. MAC NEAL, R.L. HARDER., A Proposed Standard Set of Problems to Test Finite Element Accuracy, Finite Element Analysis Design, Vol. 1, P.3-20, 1985. |
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SpecificationsGeometry Specifications
Analysis Specifications
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Results
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To Perform the Test: The Twisted_beam_TE10.CATAnalysis document presents a complete analysis, computed with a mesh formed of parabolic tetrahedron elements (TE10). The Twisted_beam_TR6.CATAnalysis document presents a complete analysis, computed with a mesh formed of parabolic triangle elements (TR6). The
twistedbeamWE15.CATAnalysis document presents a complete analysis,
computed with a mesh formed of parabolic pentahedron elements (WE15). To compute the case with linear elements, proceed as follow:
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