Advance Design Validation Guide 2021 Volume I
Advance Design Validation Guide 2021 Volume I
Advance Design Validation Guide 2021 Volume I
Advance Design
Validation Guide
Volume I
Version: 2021
INTRODUCTION
The Advance Design Validation Guide 2021 outlines a vast set of practical test cases
showing the behavior of Advance Design 2021 in various areas and various conditions.
The tests cover a wide field of expertise:
Modeling
Combinations Management according to Eurocode 0, CR 0-2012, CISC and AISC
Climatic Load Generation according to Eurocode 1, CR1-1-3/2012, CR1-1-4/2012,
NTC 2008, NV2009, NBC 2015 and ASCE 7-10
Meshing
Finite Element Calculation
Reinforced Concrete Design according to Eurocode 2, NTC 2008 and CSA
Steel Member Design according to Eurocode 3, NTC 2008, AISC and CSA
Timber Member Design according to Eurocode 5
Seismic Analysis according to Eurocode 8, PS92, RPA99/2003, RPS 2011
Report generation
Import / Export procedures
User Interface Behavior
Such tests are generally made of a reference (independent of the specific software version
tested), a transformation (a calculation or a data-processing scenario), a result (given by
the specific software version tested) and a difference, usually measured in percentage as a
drift from a specific set of reference values. Depending on the cases, the used reference
can be a theoretical calculation performed manually, a sample taken from the technical
literature, or the result of a previous version considered as accurate by experience.
In the field of structural analysis and design, software users must always keep in mind that
the results depend, to a great extent, on the modeling (especially when dealing with finite
elements) and on the settings of the numerous assumptions and options available in the
software. A software package cannot entirely replace engineers’ experience and analysis.
Despite all the efforts we have made in terms of quality management, we cannot guaranty
the correct behavior and the validity of the results issued by Advance Design in any given
situation.
This complex validation process is carried out along with and in addition to manual testing
and beta testing, in order to attain the "operational version" status.
Its final outcome is the present guide, which contains a thorough description of the
automatic tests, highlighting both the theoretical background and the results that our
validation experts have obtained by using the current software release.
We hope that this guide will highly contribute to the knowledge and the confidence you keep
placing in Advance Design.
Ionel DRAGU
Graitec Innovation CTO
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1.4 Thin lozenge-shaped plate fixed on one side (alpha = 0 °) (01-0007SDLSB_FEM) ............................. 20
1.7 Thin lozenge-shaped plate fixed on one side (alpha = 15 °) (01-0008SDLSB_FEM) ........................... 29
1.8 Thin lozenge-shaped plate fixed on one side (alpha = 45 °) (01-0010SDLSB_FEM) ........................... 31
1.9 Vibration mode of a thin piping elbow in plane (case 1) (01-0011SDLLB_FEM) ................................. 33
1.11 Vibration mode of a thin piping elbow in plane (case 3) (01-0013SDLLB_FEM) ................................ 38
1.12 Double fixed beam with a spring at mid span (01-0015SSLLB_FEM) ................................................ 40
1.15 Vibration mode of a thin piping elbow in plane (case 2) (01-0012SDLLB_FEM) ................................ 48
1.17 Rectangular thin plate simply supported on its perimeter (01-0020SDLSB_FEM) ............................ 55
1.18 Annular thin plate fixed on a hub (repetitive circular structure) (01-0022SDLSB_FEM) ................... 58
1.20 Short beam on simple supports (on the neutral axis) (01-0017SDLLB_FEM).................................... 64
1.21 Cantilever beam in Eulerian buckling (01-0021SFLLB_FEM) ............................................................. 67
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1.42 Simply supported square plate under a uniform load (01-0051SSLSB_FEM) ..................................125
1.44 Beam on two supports considering the shear force (01-0041SSLLB_FEM) ....................................130
1.52 A plate (0.01 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-0057SSLSB_FEM)148
1.53 Triangulated system with hinged bars (01-0056SSLLB_FEM)..........................................................150
1.54 A plate (0.1 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-0061SSLSB_FEM)152
1.55 A plate (0.01 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-0062SSLSB_FEM) 154
1.56 A plate (0.01333 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-
0058SSLSB_FEM) ........................................................................................................................................156
1.57 A plate (0.05 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-0060SSLSB_FEM)158
1.58 A plate (0.05 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-0065SSLSB_FEM) 160
1.59 A plate (0.02 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-0064SSLSB_FEM) 162
1.61 Simply supported rectangular plate loaded with punctual force and moments (01-0054SSLSB_FEM)166
1.62 A plate (0.02 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-0059SSLSB_FEM)168
1.63 A plate (0.01333 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-0063SSLSB_FEM)170
1.65 Reactions on supports and bending moments on a 2D portal frame (Rafters) (01-0077SSLPB_FEM)174
1.71 Double fixed beam in Eulerian buckling with a thermal load (01-0091HFLLB_FEM) .......................188
1.72 Double fixed beam in Eulerian buckling with a thermal load (01-0091HFLLB_FEM) .......................190
1.73 A plate (0.1 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-0066SSLSB_FEM) ..192
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1.74 Reactions on supports and bending moments on a 2D portal frame (Columns) (01-
0078SSLPB_FEM) ........................................................................................................................................ 194
1.75 Slender beam of variable rectangular section with fixed-free ends (ß=5) (01-0085SDLLB_FEM) ... 196
1.76 Fixed/free slender beam with eccentric mass or inertia (01-0096SDLLB_FEM) .............................. 201
1.80 Fixed/free slender beam with centered mass (01-0095SDLLB_FEM) .............................................. 218
1.81 Simple supported beam in free vibration (01-0098SDLLB_FEM) ..................................................... 223
1.82 Beam on 3 supports with T/C (k = -10000 N/m) (01-0102SSNLB_FEM) ............................................ 226
1.84 BAEL 91 (concrete design) - France: Linear element in combined bending/tension - without
compressed reinforcements - Partially tensioned section (02-0158SSLLB_B91) ...................................... 232
1.85 Cantilever beam in Eulerian buckling with thermal load (01-0092HFLLB_FEM).............................. 237
1.88 BAEL 91 (concrete design) - France: Design of a concrete floor with an opening (03-
0208SSLLG_BAEL91) .................................................................................................................................. 245
1.89 CM66 (steel design) - France: Design of a 2D portal frame (03-0207SSLLG_CM66) ....................... 253
1.90 BAEL 91 (concrete design) - France: Linear element in simple bending - without compressed
reinforcement (02-0162SSLLB_B91) ........................................................................................................... 260
1.91 CM66 (steel design) - France: Design of a Steel Structure (03-0206SSLLG_CM66) ........................ 264
1.92 PS92 - France: Study of a mast subjected to an earthquake (02-0112SMLLB_P92) ........................ 273
1.93 Non linear system of truss beams (01-0104SSNLB_FEM) ............................................................... 278
1.94 Generating planar efforts before and after selecting a saved view (TTAD #11849) ......................... 281
1.95 Verifying forces for triangular meshing on planar element (TTAD #11723)..................................... 281
1.96 Verifying stresses in beam with "extend into wall" property (TTAD #11680) .................................. 281
1.97 Verifying the displacement results on linear elements for vertical seism (TTAD #11756) .............. 281
1.98 Verifying constraints for triangular mesh on planar elements (TTAD #11447) ................................ 281
1.99 Verifying diagrams after changing the view from standard (top, left,...) to user view (TTAD #11854)282
1.100 Verifying forces results on concrete linear elements (TTAD #11647) ............................................ 282
1.101 Generating results for Torsors NZ/Group (TTAD #11633) .............................................................. 282
1.103 Verifying diagrams for Mf Torsors on divided walls (TTAD #11557) .............................................. 282
1.104 EC8 / NF EN 1998-1 - France: Verifying the level mass center (TTAD #11573, TTAD #12315) ....... 283
1.106 Verifying nonlinear analysis results for frames with semi-rigid joints and rigid joints (TTAD
#11495) ........................................................................................................................................................ 283
1.107 Generating a report with torsors per level (TTAD #11421) ............................................................. 283
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1.110 Verifying the main axes results on a planar element (TTAD #11725) .............................................284
1.111 Verifying the display of the forces results on planar supports (TTAD #11728)..............................284
1.112 Verifying the internal forces results for a simple supported steel beam .......................................284
1.113 Verifying forces on a linear elastic support which is defined in a user workplane (TTAD #11929)285
1.114 Verifying torsors on a single story coupled walls subjected to horizontal forces .........................285
1.115 Calculating torsors using different mesh sizes for a concrete wall subjected to a horizontal force
(TTAD #13175) ..............................................................................................................................................285
1.116 Verifying results of a steel beam subjected to dynamic temporal loadings (TTAD #14586) ..........286
1.117 Verifying a simply supported concrete slab subjected to temperature variation between top and
bottom fibers ................................................................................................................................................289
1.118 FEM Results - United Kingdom: Simply supported laterally restrained (from P364 Open Sections
Example 2)....................................................................................................................................................290
1.119 Verifying the correct use of symmetric steel cross sections (eg. IPE300S) ...................................292
1.120 Temperature load: SD frame with elements under tempertature gradient, applied on separate
systems ........................................................................................................................................................292
1.121 Verifying displacements of a prestressed cable structure with results presented in Tibert, 1999.292
1.122 Checks the bending moments in the central node of a steel frame with two beams having a
rotational stiffness of 42590 kN/m. ..............................................................................................................292
1.123 Verifies the ultimate factored gravity loads acting on elements of a structure ..............................293
1.124 Verifies the response spectrum analysis results for a 2D frame ....................................................297
1.125 Verifying results for prestressed steel cables (Sxx 10MPa) ...........................................................302
1.126 Imposed displacement, support settlement (d=30mm) ..................................................................302
1.127 Plane strain behavior - dam cross-section supporting earth/water pressure of 0.7 and 1 MPa ....302
1.128 Spectral/Seismic analysis for rigid diaphragm (membrane) subjected to bidirectional seismic
action .........................................................................................................................................................302
1.131 Time history analysis on concrete membrane subjected to dynamic punctual load .....................303
1.132 Modal analysis of a structure with “bar” type elements .................................................................304
1.133 Modal analysis of a structure with planar elastic supports (global coordinate system)................308
1.134 Modal analysis of a structure with an elastic linear support (global coordinate system) ..............313
1.135 Generalized buckling analysis on bending rigid structure made of short beam elements ............317
1.136 Generalized buckling analysis on bending rigid structure made of variable section beams ........319
1.137 Modal analysis of a structure with an elastic linear support (local coordinate system) ................321
1.138 Modal analysis of a structure with elastic releases on linear elements .........................................325
1.140 Generalized buckling analysis on windwall defined as rigid diaphragm element ..........................331
1.141 Generalized buckling analysis on column with elastic support in global coordinate system .......333
1.142 Modal analysis of a structure with elastic punctual supports (local coordinate system) ..............335
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1.144 Generalized buckling analysis on 2D truss structure made of bar elements. ............................... 344
1.145 Generalized buckling analysis on shell with planar elastic support in global coordinate system 346
1.146 Generalized buckling analysis on shell with linear elastic support in global coordinate system . 348
1.147 Dynamic analysis - Verifies displacements on beam with point mass subject to seismic load.... 350
1.148 Dynamic analysis - Verifies modal mass participation percentages on a model with point mass
subject to seismic load ............................................................................................................................... 352
1.149 Generalized buckling analysis on shell with linear elastic support in local coordinate system ... 354
1.150 Generalized buckling analysis on beams with elastic releases ..................................................... 356
1.151 Dynamic analysis – Verifies the displacements of a sloped frame rafter subject to horizontal
seismic action.............................................................................................................................................. 359
1.152 Dynamic analysis – Verifies the envelope of node displacement on linear element with elastic
releases subject to Dynamic Temporal Load .............................................................................................. 361
1.153 Dynamic analysis – Verifies the displacements of a sloped frame rafter with elastic releases
subject to horizontal seismic action ........................................................................................................... 363
1.154 Generalized buckling analysis on column with elastic support, in local coordinate system ........ 365
1.155 Generalized buckling analysis on model with beam elements with specific releases .................. 367
1.156 Dynamic analysis – Verifies the envelope of node displacement on linear element under Dynamic
Temporal Load............................................................................................................................................. 369
1.157 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on a column with elastic punctual support
(local coordinate system) subject to dynamic temporal load at the top .................................................... 371
1.158 Time history analysis – Verifying the displacements on a cantilever column connected to a steel
plate on elastic support in global coordinate system ................................................................................. 373
1.159 Time history analysis – Verifies displacements, forces and bending moments for beam elements
structure subject to dynamic temporal loads ............................................................................................. 375
1.160 Time history analysis - Verifies displacements, forces and bending moments for variable beam
elements structure subject to dynamic temporal loads ............................................................................. 377
1.161 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on a column with elastic punctual support
(global coordinate system) subject to dynamic temporal load at the top .................................................. 379
1.162 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on shell element with linear elastic support
(local coordinate system) subject to point dynamic temporal load............................................................ 381
1.163 NL static analysis on T/C point supports – Verifies displacements on linear elements and forces
on supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate system............ 383
1.164 NL static analysis on T/C point supports – Verifies displacements on linear elements and forces
on supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate system ......... 383
1.165 Time history analysis – Verifies displacements for a rigid membrane model subject to time history
analysis load case ....................................................................................................................................... 384
1.166 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on a column with fixed support subject to
dynamic temporal load at the top................................................................................................................ 386
1.167 Time history analysis – Verifies displacements and forces for bar elements subject to dynamic
temporal load............................................................................................................................................... 388
1.168 Time history analysis - Verifies displacements, forces and bending moments for S beam elements
structure subject to dynamic temporal loads ............................................................................................. 390
1.169 NL static analysis on T/C linear supports – Verifies displacements on planar elements and torsors
on linear supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate system 392
1.170 NL static analysis on T/C linear supports – Verifies displacements on planar elements and torsors
on linear supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate system ........... 392
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1.171 NL static analysis on T/C point supports – Verifies displacements on linear elements and forces
on supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate system .....................392
1.172 NL static analysis on T/C linear supports – Verifies displacements on planar elements and torsors
on linear supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate system ..393
1.173 NL static analysis on T/C linear supports – Verifies displacements on planar elements and torsors
on linear supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate system .........393
1.174 NL static analysis on T/C planar supports – Verifies displacements on elements and torsors on
supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate system ...............393
1.175 NL static analysis on T/C planar supports – Verifies displacements on elements and torsors on
supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate system .................394
1.176 NL static analysis on T/C planar supports – Verifies displacements on elements and torsors on
supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate system ..........................394
1.177 NL static analysis on T/C point supports – Verifies displacements on linear elements and forces
on supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate system ...................394
1.178 Time history analysis – Verifies displacements and bending moments for a plate type element
subject to dynamic temporal load case .......................................................................................................395
1.179 NL static analysis on T/C planar supports – Verifies displacements on elements and torsors on
supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate system ........................397
1.180 Elastic punctual (local coordinate system) supports in Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a cantilever column (S beam type) .................................................................................398
1.181 T/C planar support (global coordinate system) in Non-Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a horizontal plate (shell type) subject to uniform distributed planar load .....................400
1.182 Elastic linear (global coordinate system) support in Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a S type beam subject to point force at midspan ..........................................................402
1.183 NL static analysis on strut element type - Verifies nodal displacements and forces in strut after
performing NL static analysis ......................................................................................................................404
1.184 T/C punctual (local coordinate system) supports in Non-Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a cantilever column (S beam type) .................................................................................405
1.185 Elastic linear (local coordinate system) support in Linear static analysis – Verifies displacements
on a S type beam subject to point force at midspan ...................................................................................407
1.186 T/C linear (local coordinate system) support in Non-Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a S type beam subject to point force at midspan ..........................................................409
1.187 T/C linear (global coordinate system) support in Non-Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a S type beam subject to point force at midspan ..........................................................410
1.188 NL static analysis on membrane – Verifies nodal displacements and forces in the planar element
after performing NL static analysis..............................................................................................................412
1.189 Elastic planar support (global coordinate system) in Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a horizontal plate (shell type) subject to uniform distributed planar load.....................413
1.190 NL static analysis on variable beam steel frame - Verifies nodes displacements after performing
NL static analysis .........................................................................................................................................415
1.191 Verify the behavior of elastic displacement release on one end of a beam in static analysis
(200kN/m) .....................................................................................................................................................418
1.192 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN/m at top on z direction) -
check MX, MY / Group ..................................................................................................................................418
1.193 Nonlinear static analysis on 3D model with rigid diaphragm defined as shell with DOF constraint
subjected to horizontal and gravitational loads ..........................................................................................419
1.194 NL static analysis on 3D model with windwall defined as rigid diaphragm subject to horizontal and
gravitational loads........................................................................................................................................423
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1.195 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN/m at top on z direction) -
check MX, TY / Group, Mf and Tyz .............................................................................................................. 423
1.196 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN at top in the walls plane) -
check MX, TY / Group, Mz and Txy .............................................................................................................. 423
1.197 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN/m at top on z direction) -
check MY, TX, Mf and Tyz............................................................................................................................ 424
1.198 Verify the behavior of elastic rotational releases on both ends of a beam in static analysis
(100kNm/deg)............................................................................................................................................... 424
1.199 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN at top in the walls plane) -
check MY, TX / Group, Mz, Txy .................................................................................................................... 424
1.200 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN at top at angle with walls
plane) - check Mz, Mf, Txy, Tyz.................................................................................................................... 424
1.204 Pushover Analysis - Verifies the Pushover load distribution - Triangular..................................... 425
1.205 Pushover Analysis - Verifies the Pushover load distribution - Uniform ........................................ 426
1.206 Pushover Analysis: Verifying the Pushover Analysis on a converted model (Advance Design
2020.2) ........................................................................................................................................................ 426
1.207 EC3/ NF EN1993-1-1/NA France: Pushover Analysis - Verifies the limit states and status of a steel
EC8-3 flexural plastic hinge ........................................................................................................................ 427
1.208 EC3/ NF EN 1993-1-1/NA - France: Pushover Analysis - Verifies the status of a steel FEMA flexural
plastic hinge ................................................................................................................................................ 427
1.210 AISC: Pushover Analysis - Verifies the status of a steel FEMA flexural plastic hinge .................. 433
1.211 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on shell element with linear elastic support
(global coordinate system) subject to point dynamic temporal load ......................................................... 434
1.212 AISC: Pushover Analysis - Verifies the status of a steel EC8-3 flexural plastic hinge .................. 436
1.213 Pushover Analysis - Verifies the Pushover load distribution - Parabolic ...................................... 436
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1.1.1 Description
On a system of two bars (AC and BC) with three hinges, a punctual load in applied in point C. The vertical
displacement in point C and the tensile stress on the bars are verified.
1.1.2 Background
Ech=1/33
Système de deux barres à trois rotules
0002SSLLB_FEM 0 1 - 0 0 0 2 S S LLB_ M E F
3 0 °
3 0 °
4 . 5 0 0 m
4 . 5 0 0 m
Z X
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Bars angle relative to horizontal: = 30°,
■ Bars length: l = 4.5 m,
■ Bar section: A = 3 x 10-4 m2.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Hinged in A and B,
■ Inner: Hinge on C
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Loading
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■ External: Punctual load in C: F = -21 x 10 N.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
uc = -3 x 10-3 m
Displacement shape
Reference solutions
AC bar = 70 MPa
BC bar = 70 MPa
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1.2.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement on the free extremity of a cantilever rectangular plate fixed on one side. The plate is
1 m long, subjected to a uniform planar load.
1.2.2 Background
Units
S.I.
Geometry
■ Thickness: e = 0.005 m,
■ Length: l = 1 m,
■ Width: b = 0.1 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at end x = 0,
■ Inner: None.
Loadings
■ External: Uniform load p = -1700 Pa on the upper surface,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference displacement is calculated for the unsupported end located at x = 1m.
4 4
bl p 0.1 x 1 x 1700
u= = 3 = -9.71 cm
8EIz 11 0.1 x 0.005
8 x 2.1 x 10 x
12
Deformed shape
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1.3.1 Description
On a circular plate of 5 mm thickness and 2 m diameter, an uniform load, perpendicular on the plan of the plate, is
applied. The vertical displacement on the plate center is verified.
1.3.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Circular plate radius: r = 1m,
■ Circular plate thickness: h = 0.005 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Plate fixed on the side (in all points of its perimeter),
For the modeling, we consider only a quarter of the plate and we impose symmetry conditions on some nodes
(see the following model; yz plane symmetry condition):translation restrained nodes along x and rotation
restrained nodes along y and z: translation restrained nodes along x and rotation restrained nodes along y and
z:
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External: Uniform loads perpendicular on the plate: pZ = -1000 Pa,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
Circular plates form:
4 4
pr -1000 x 1
u= = = - 6.50 x 10-3 m
64D 64 x 2404
Eh3 2.1 x 1011 x 0.0053
with the plate radius coefficient: D = 2 = 2
12(1- ) 12(1-0.3 )
D = 2404
Deformed shape
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1.4.1 Description
Verifies the eigen modes frequencies for a 10 mm thick lozenge-shaped plate fixed on one side, subjected to its own
weight only.
1.4.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: t = 0.01 m,
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ = 0°
■ Points coordinates:
► A(0;0;0)
► B(a;0;0)
► C(0;a;0)
► D(a;a;0)
Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7800 kg/m3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: AB side fixed,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
M. V. Barton formula for a side "a" lozenge, leads to the frequencies:
1 Et 2
i where i = 1,2, and i = g().
2 2
fj =
2 a 2 12(1 2 )
3.492
8.525
M.V. Barton noted the sensitivity of the result relative to the mode and the angle. He acknowledged that the i
values were determined with a limited development of an insufficient order, which led to consider a reference value
that is based on an experimental result, verified by an average of seven software that use the finite elements
calculation method.
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1.5.1 Description
Verifies the first eigen modes frequencies for a thin circular ring fixed in two points, subjected to its own weight only.
1.5.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Average radius of curvature: OA = OB = R = 0.1 m,
■ Angular spacing between points A and B: 120° ;
■ Rectangular straight section:
► Thickness: h = 0.005 m,
► Width: b = 0.010 m,
-5 2
► Section: A = 5 x 10 m ,
-10 4
► Flexure moment of inertia relative to the vertical axis: I = 1.042 x 10 m ,
■ Point coordinates:
► O (0 ;0),
► A (-0.05 3 ; -0.05),
► B (0.05 3 ; -0.05).
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Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 7.2 x 10 Pa
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 2700 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at A and B,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solutions
The deformation of the fixed ring is calculated from the deformations of the free-free thin ring
■ Symmetrical mode:
► u’i = i cos(i)
► v’i = sin (i)
2
1-i
► ’i = sin (i)
R
■ Antisymmetrical mode:
► u’i = i sin(i)
► v’i = -cos (i)
1-i2
► ’i = R cos (i)
1 h E
fj = j with a support angle of 120°.
2 R 2 12
i 1 2 3 4
Symmetrical mode 4.8497 14.7614 23.6157
Antisymmetrical mode 1.9832 9.3204 11.8490 21.5545
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1.6.1 Description
Verifies the tension force on a beam reinforced by a system of hinged bars, subjected to a uniform linear load.
1.6.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length:
► AD = FB = a = 2 m,
► DF = CE = b = 4 m,
► CD = EF = c = 0.6 m,
► AC = EB = d = 2.088 m,
► Total length: L = 8 m,
■ AD, DF, FB Beams:
► Section: A = 0.01516 m2,
► Shear area: Ar = A / 2.5,
-4 4
► Inertia moment: I = 2.174 x 10 m ,
■ CE Bar:
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Materials properties
■ Isotropic linear elastic material,
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Shearing module: G = 0.4x E.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Hinged in A, support connection in B (blocked vertical translation),
■ Inner: Hinged at bar ends: AC, CD, EF, EB.
Loading
■ External: Uniform linear load p = -50000 N/ml,
Internal: Shortening of the CE tie of = 6.52 x 10 m (dilatation coefficient: CE = 1 x 10 /°C and temperature
-3 -5
■
variation T = -163°C).
Reference solution
The solution is established by considering the deformation effects due to the shear force and normal force:
4 a
=1-3 xL
A
k= = 2.5
Ar
I
t=
A
= (L/c)2 x (1+ (A/A1) x (b/L) + 2 x (A/A2) x (d/a)2 x (d/L) + 2 x (A/A3) (c/a)2 x (c/L)
= k x [(2Et2) / (GaL)]
=++
0 = 1 – (a/L)2 x (2 – a/L)
0 = 6k x (E/G) x (t/L)2 x (1 + b/L)
0 = 0 + 0
2 2
NCE = - (1/12) x (pL /c) x (0 /) + (EI/(Lc )) x (/) = 584584 N
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Force diagrams
Reference solution
MH = - (1/8) x pL2 x [1- (2/3) x (0/)] – (EI/(Lc)) x (/p) = 49249.5 N
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Reference solution
The reference displacement vD provided by AFNOR is determined by averaging the results of several software with
implemented finite elements method.
-3
vD = -0.5428 x 10 m
Deformed shape
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1.7.1 Description
Verifies the eigen modes frequencies for a 10 mm thick lozenge-shaped plate fixed on one side, subjected to its own
weight only.
1.7.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: t = 0.01 m,
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ = 15°
■ Points coordinates:
► A(0;0;0)
► B(a;0;0)
► C ( 0.259a ; 0.966a ; 0 )
► D ( 1.259a ; 0.966a ; 0 )
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7800 kg/m3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: AB side fixed,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
M. V. Barton formula for a lozenge of side "a" leads to the frequencies:
1 Et 2
i where i = 1,2, or i = g().
2 2
fj =
2 a 2 12(1 2 )
3.601
8.872
M. V. Barton noted the sensitivity of the result relative to the mode and the angle. He acknowledged that the i
values were determined with a limited development of an insufficient order, which led to consider a reference value
that is based on an experimental result, verified by an average of seven software that use the finite elements
calculation method.
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1.8.1 Description
Verifies the eigen modes frequencies for a 10 mm thick lozenge-shaped plate fixed on one side, subjected to its own
weight only.
1.8.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: t = 0.01 m,
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ = 45°
■ Points coordinates:
► A(0;0;0)
► B(a;0;0)
2 2
► C( a; a;0)
2 2
2 2 2
► D( a; a;0)
2 2
Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7800 kg/m .
3
■
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: AB side fixed,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
M. V. Barton formula for a lozenge of side "a" leads to the frequencies:
1 Et 2
i where i = 1,2, or i = g().
2 2
fj =
2 a 2 12(1 2 )
4.4502
10.56
M. V. Barton noted the sensitivity of the result relative to the mode and the angle. He acknowledged that the i
values were determined with a limited development of an insufficient order, which led to consider a reference value
that is based on an experimental result, verified by an average of seven software that use the finite elements
calculation method.
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1.9.1 Description
Verifies the vibration modes of a thin piping elbow (1 m radius) with fixed ends and subjected to its self weight only.
1.9.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Average radius of curvature: OA = R = 1 m,
■ Straight circular hollow section:
■ Outer diameter: de = 0.020 m,
■ Inner diameter: di = 0.016 m,
-4 2
■ Section: A = 1.131 x 10 m ,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to the y-axis: Iy = 4.637 x 10-9 m 4,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 4.637 x 10-9 m4,
-9 4
■ Polar inertia: Ip = 9.274 x 10 m .
■ Points coordinates (in m):
► O(0;0;0)
► A(0;R;0)
► B(R;0;0)
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Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7800 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at points A and B ,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The Rayleigh method applied to a thin curved beam is used to determine parameters such as:
■ in plane bending:
i
2
EI z
fj = where i = 1,2,
2 R 2
A
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1.10.1 Description
Verifies the first eigen modes frequencies of a circular ring hanged on an elastic element, subjected to its self weight
only.
1.10.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Average radius of curvature: OB = R = 0.1 m,
■ Length of elastic element: AB = 0.0275 m ;
■ Straight rectangular section:
► Ring
Thickness: h = 0.005 m,
Width: b = 0.010 m,
Section: A = 5 x 10-5 m 2,
Flexure moment of relative to the vertical axis: I = 1.042 x 10 -10 m4,
► Elastic element
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Thickness: h = 0.003 m,
Width: b = 0.010 m,
-5 2
Section: A = 3 x 10 m ,
Flexure moment of inertia relative to the vertical axis: I = 2.25 x 10-11 m4,
■ Points coordinates:
► O ( 0 ; 0 ),
► A ( 0 ; -0.0725 ),
► B ( 0 ; -0.1 ).
Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 7.2 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 2700 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed in A,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solutions
The reference solution was established from experimental results of a mass manufactured aluminum ring.
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1.11.1 Description
Verifies the vibration modes of a thin piping elbow (1 m radius) extended by two straight elements of length L,
subjected to its self weight only.
1.11.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Average radius of curvature: OA = R = 1 m,
■ Straight circular hollow section:
■ Outer diameter: de = 0.020 m,
■ Inner diameter: di = 0.016 m,
■ Section: A = 1.131 x 10-4 m 2,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to the y-axis: Iy = 4.637 x 10-9 m 4,
-9 4
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 4.637 x 10 m ,
-9 4
■ Polar inertia: Ip = 9.274 x 10 m .
■ Points coordinates (in m):
► O(0;0;0)
► A(0;R;0)
► B(R;0;0)
► C ( -L ; R ; 0 )
► D ( R ; -L ; 0 )
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Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7800 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Fixed at points C and Ds,
► At A: translation restraint along y and z,
► At B: translation restraint along x and z,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The Rayleigh method applied to a thin curved beam is used to determine parameters such as:
■ in plane bending:
i
2
EI z
fj = where i = 1,2,
2 R 2
A
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1.12.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement on the middle of a beam consisting of four elements of length "l", having identical
characteristics. A punctual load of -10000 N is applied.
1.12.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ = 1 m
■ S = 0.01 m2
■ I = 0.0001 m4
Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
■ Fixed at ends x = 0 and x = 4 m,
■ Elastic support with k = EI/ rigidity
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual load P = -10000 N at x = 2m,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference vertical displacement v3, is calculated at the middle of the beam at x = 2 m.
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ES ES
0 0 - 0 0
12EI 6EI 12EI 6EI
0 0
3 2 3 2
6EI 4EI 6EI 2EI
0 0 2
K e ES 2
ES
0 0 0 0
l
12EI 6EI 12EI 6EI
0 0 2
3 2 3
0 6EI 2EI 6EI 4EI
0 2
2
Given the symmetry / X and load of the structure, it is unnecessary to consider the degrees of freedom associated
with normal work (u2, u3, u4).
The same symmetry allows the deduction of:
■ v2 = v4
■ 2 = -4
■ 3 = 0
12 6 12 6
3
2 3 2
6 4 6 2
2 2
12 6 24 12 6 v1 R1
3 2
3
0
3 2 M
6 1 1
2 2
0
8 6
2
2 v 2 0 1
12 6 24 1 12 6 2 0 2
2 3 0 v 3 P 3
EI 3 3 2
6 2
0
8
2
6 2 3 0 4
2 v 0 5
6
4
4 0 6
12 6 24 12
2 0
3 3 3
2
6 2 8 6 2 v 5 R5
0 2
2 5 M5
12 6 12 6
2 2
3 3
6 2
2
6 4
2
EI 1 1 (U 3 )
The elementary rigidity matrix of the spring in its local axis system, k 5 , must be expressed in
1 1 (U 6 )
the global axis system by means of the rotation matrix (90° rotation):
0 0 0 0 0 0 u 3
0 1 0 0 1 0 v 3
0 3
K 5 EI 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 u 6
0 1 0 0 1 0 v 6
0 0 0 0 0 0 6
6 2 8 3
v 3 3 4 0 4 v 3
2 4
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12 6 24
v 3 2 3 3 v 4 0 2v 4 v 3
3
6 2 8 6 2
v 2 3 2 v4 4 0 v4 v2 (usually unnecessary)
2 2
(3) 12 v 2 6 2 24 1 v 3 12 v 4 6 4 P v 3 P
3
0.11905 1003 m
3 2
3
3 2 EI
3 l 2 EI
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1.13.1 Description
Verifies the first eigen mode frequencies for a slender beam with variable section, subjected to its own weight.
1.13.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Beam length: l = 1.00 m,
■ Initial section (in A):
► Height: h1 = 0.04 m,
► Width: b1 = 0.04 m,
► Section: ,
► Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz1 = 2.1333 x 10-7 m4,
■ Final section (in B):
► Height: h2 = 0.01 m,
► Width: b2 = 0.01 m,
► Section:
-10 4
► Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz2 = 8.3333 x 10 m .
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Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2 x 10 Pa,
■ Density: 7800 kg/m3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed in A,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solutions
Precise calculation by numerical integration of the differential equation of beams bending (Euler-Bernoulli theories):
2 2v 2v
2 (EIz 2 ) = -A where Iz and A vary with the abscissa.
x x x
2
1 h2 E
The result is: = 2
2 i l 12
1 2 3 4 5
23.289 73.9 165.23 299.7 478.1
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1.14.1 Description
Verifies the eigen modes frequencies for a 10 mm thick lozenge-shaped plate fixed on one side, subjected to its own
weight only.
1.14.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: t = 0.01 m,
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ = 30°
■ Points coordinates:
► A(0;0;0)
► B(a;0;0)
3
► C ( 0.5a ; 2 a ; 0 )
3
► D ( 1.5a ; a;0)
2
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7800 kg/m3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: AB side fixed,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
M. V. Barton formula for a lozenge of side "a" leads to the frequencies:
1 Et 2
i where i = 1,2, or i = g().
2 2
fj =
2 a 2 12(1 2 )
3.961
10.19
M. V. Barton noted the sensitivity of the result relative to the mode and the angle. He acknowledged that the i
values were determined with a limited development of an insufficient order, which led to consider a reference value
that is based on an experimental result, verified by an average of seven software that use the finite elements
calculation method.
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1.15.1 Description
Verifies the vibration modes of a thin piping elbow (1 m radius) extended by two straight elements of length L,
subjected to its self weight only.
1.15.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Average radius of curvature: OA = R = 1 m,
■ L = 0.6 m,
■ Straight circular hollow section:
■ Outer diameter de = 0.020 m,
■ Inner diameter di = 0.016 m,
-4 2
■ Section: A = 1.131 x 10 m ,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to the y-axis: Iy = 4.637 x 10-9 m 4,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 4.637 x 10-9 m4,
■ Polar inertia: Ip = 9.274 x 10-9 m4.
■ Points coordinates (in m):
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► O(0;0;0)
► A(0;R;0)
► B(R;0;0)
► C ( -L ; R ; 0 )
► D ( R ; -L ; 0 )
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7800 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Fixed at points C and D
► At A: translation restraint along y and z,
► At B: translation restraint along x and z,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The Rayleigh method applied to a thin curved beam is used to determine parameters such as:
■ in plane bending:
i
2
EI z
fj = where i = 1,2,
2 R 2
A
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1.16.1 Description
Verifies the first eigen mode frequencies of a short beam on simple supports (the supports are eccentric relative to
the neutral axis).
1.16.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Height: h = 0.2m,
■ Length: l = 1 m,
■ Width: b = 0.1 m,
■ Section: A = 2 x 10-2 m 4,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 6.667 x 10-5 m4.
Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7800 kg/m .
3
■
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Hinged at A (null horizontal and vertical displacements),
► Simple support at B.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The problem has no analytical solution, the solution is determined by averaging several software: Timoshenko model
with shear force deformation effects and rotation inertia. The bending modes and the traction-compression are
coupled.
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1.17.1 Description
Verifies the first eigen mode frequencies of a thin rectangular plate simply supported on its perimeter.
1.17.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: a = 1.5 m,
■ Width: b = 1 m,
■ Thickness: t = 0.01 m,
■ Points coordinates in m:
► A (0 ;0 ;0)
► B (0 ;1.5 ;0)
► C (1 ;1.5 ;0)
► D (1 ;0 ;0)
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Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7800 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Simple support on all sides,
► For the modeling: hinged at A, B and D.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
M. V. Barton formula for a rectangular plate with supports on all four sides, leads to:
i 2 j 2 Et 2
fij = [( ) +( ) ]
2 a b 12(1 2 )
where:
i = number of half-length of wave along y ( dimension a)
j = number of half-length of wave along x ( dimension b)
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1.18 Annular thin plate fixed on a hub (repetitive circular structure) (01-0022SDLSB_FEM)
1.18.1 Description
Verifies the eigen mode frequencies of a thin annular plate fixed on a hub.
1.18.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Inner radius: Ri = 0.1 m,
■ Outer radius: Re = 0.2 m,
■ Thickness: t = 0.001 m.
Material properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7800 kg/m3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed on a hub at any point r = Ri.
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■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The solution of determining the frequency based on Bessel functions leads to the following formula:
2
1 Et
2 ij
2
fij = 2
2Re 12(1- )
where:
i = the number of nodal diameters
j = the number of nodal circles
and ij such as:
2
j \ i 0 1 2 3
0 13.0 13.3 14.7 18.5
1 85.1 86.7 91.7 100
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1.19.1 Description
A straight slender beam with fixed ends is loaded with a uniform load, several punctual loads and a torque. The shear
force, bending moment, vertical displacement and horizontal reaction are verified.
1.19.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 1 m,
-8 4
■ Beam inertia: I = 1.7 x 10 m .
Materials properties
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■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at A and B,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External:
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Reference solution
Analytical solution:
■ Shear force at G: VG
C
VG = 0.216F – 1.26
L
Results shape
Reference solution
Analytical solution:
■ Bending moment at G: MG
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pL2
MG = 24 - 0.045LF – 0.3C
Results shape
Reference solution
Analytical solution:
■ Vertical displacement at G: vG
4 3 2
pl 0.003375FL 0.015CL
vG = 384EI + EI + EI
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Results shape
Reference solution
Analytical solution:
■ Horizontal reaction at A: HA
HA = -0.7F1 –0.3F2
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1.20 Short beam on simple supports (on the neutral axis) (01-0017SDLLB_FEM)
1.20.1 Description
Verifies the first eigen mode frequencies of a short beam on simple supports (the supports are located on the neutral
axis), subjected to its own weight only.
1.20.2 Background
■ Reference: Structure Calculation Software Validation Guide, test SDLL 01/89;
■ Analysis type: modal analysis (plane problem);
■ Element type: linear.
Short beam on simple supports on the neutral axis Scale = 1/6
01-0017SDLLB_FEM
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Height: h = 0.2 m,
■ Length: l = 1 m,
■ Width: b = 0.1 m,
-2 4
■ Section: A = 2 x 10 m ,
-5 4
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 6.667 x 10 m .
Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7800 kg/m3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Hinged at A (null horizontal and vertical displacements),
► Simple support in B.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The bending beams equation gives, when superimposing, the effects of simple bending, shear force deformations
and rotation inertia, Timoshenko formula.
The reference eigen modes frequencies are determined by a numerical simulation of this equation, independent of
any software.
The eigen frequencies in tension-compression are given by:
i E ( 2i 1)
fi = where i =
2l 2
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1.21.1 Description
Verifies the critical load result on node 5 of a cantilever beam in Eulerian buckling. A punctual load of -100000 is
applied.
1.21.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L= 10 m
■ S=0.01 m2
■ I = 0.0002 m4
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.0 x 1010 N/m2,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.1.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at end x = 0,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual load P = -100000 N at x = L,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference critical load established by Euler is:
2EI 98696
Pcritique 98696 N 0.98696
4L2 100000
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1.22.1 Description
Verifies the first eigen mode frequencies of a symmetrical portal frame with fixed supports.
1.22.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Straight rectangular sections for beams and columns:
■ Thickness: h = 0.0048 m,
■ Width: b = 0.029 m,
■ Section: A = 1.392 x 10-4 m 2,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 2.673 x 10-10 m4,
■ Points coordinates in m:
A B C D E F
x -0.30 0.30 -0.30 0.30 -0.30 0.30
y 0 0 0.36 0.36 0.81 0.81
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Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7800 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at A and B,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
Dynamic radius method (slender beams theory).
Deformed shape
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1.23.1 Description
Arc of a circle fixed at one end, subjected to two punctual loads and a torque at its free end. The horizontal
displacement, vertical displacement and rotation about Z-axis are verified.
1.23.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Medium radius: R = 3 m ,
■ Circular hollow section:
► de = 0.02 m,
► di = 0.016 m,
► A = 1.131 x 10-4 m 2,
-9 4
► Ix = 4.637 x 10 m .
Materials properties
Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2 x 1011 Pa.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed in A.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External:
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At B:
► punctual load F1 = Fx = 10 N,
► punctual load F2 = Fy = 5 N,
► bending moment about Oz, Mz = 8 Nm.
■ Internal: None.
1.23.2.2 Displacements at B
Reference solution
At point B:
2
R
■ displacement parallel to Ox: u = [F R + 2F2R + 4Mz]
4EI 1
R2
■ displacement parallel to Oy: v = 4EI [2F1R + (3 - 8)F2R + 2( - 2)Mz]
R
■ rotation around Oz: = [4F1R + 2( - 2)F2R + 2Mz]
4EI
Results shape
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1.24.1 Description
An arc of a circle fixed at one end is loaded with a punctual force at its free end, perpendicular to the plane. The out
of plane displacement, torsion moment and bending moment are verified.
1.24.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Medium radius: R = 1 m ,
■ Circular hollow section:
► de = 0.02 m,
► di = 0.016 m,
-4 2
► A = 1.131 x 10 m ,
-9 4
► Ix = 4.637 x 10 m .
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Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at A.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual force in B perpendicular on the plane: Fz = F = 100 N.
■ Internal: None.
1.24.2.2 Displacements at B
Reference solution
Displacement out of plane at point B:
FR3 EIx 3
uB = EI [ 4 + K ( 4 - 2)]
x T
where KT is the torsional rigidity for a circular section (torsion constant is 2I x).
EIx FR3 3
KT = 2GIx = uB = EI [ 4 + (1 + ) ( 4 - 2)]
1+ x
Reference solution
■ Torsion moment: Mx’ = Mt = FR(1 - sin)
■ Bending moment: Mz’ = Mf = -FRcos
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1.25.1 Description
Verifies the eigen modes frequencies and the vertical displacement on the middle of a beam consisting of eight
elements of length "l", having identical characteristics. A punctual load of -50000 N is applied.
1.25.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: l = 16 m,
■ Axial section: S=0.06 m2
■ Inertia I = 0.0001 m4
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 N/m2,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7850 kg/m3
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at both ends x = 0 and x = 8 m,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual load P = -50000 N at x = 4m,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference vertical displacement v5, is calculated at the middle of the beam at x = 2 m.
Pl 3 50000 16 3
v5 0.05079 m
192EI 192 2.1E11 0.0001
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Deformed shape
1.25.2.3 Eigen mode frequencies of the model in the linear elastic range
Reference solution
Knowing that the first four eigen mode frequencies of a double fixed beam are given by the following formula:
12 22.37 f1 = 2.937 Hz
2
2
E.I 2 61.67 f 2 = 8.095 Hz
fn n
where for the first 4 eigen modes frequencies
2. .L2 .S 3
2
120.9 f 3 = 15.871Hz
2
4 199.8 f 4 = 26.228 Hz
Modal deformations
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1.26.1 Description
Verifies the first eigen modes frequencies of a thin square plate fixed on one side.
1.26.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: t = 1 m,
■ Points coordinates in m:
► A (0 ;0 ;0)
► B (1 ;0 ;0)
► C (1 ;1 ;0)
► D (0 ;1 ;0)
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Edge AD fixed.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
M. V. Barton formula for a square plate with side "a", leads to:
1 Et 2
i
2
fj = where i = 1,2, . . .
2 a 2 12(1 2 )
i 1 2 3 4 5 6
i 3.492 8.525 21.43 27.33 31.11 54.44
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1.27.1 Description
A straight slender beam on three supports is loaded with two punctual loads. The bending moment, vertical
displacement and reaction on the center are verified.
1.27.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 3 m,
-4 4
■ Beam inertia: I = 6.3 x 10 m .
Materials properties
11
Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
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► Hinged at A,
► Elastic support at B (Ky = 2.1 x 106 N/m),
► Simple support at C.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: 2 punctual loads F = Fy = -42000N.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The resolution of the hyperstatic system of the slender beam leads to:
6EI
k=
L3Ky
■ Bending moment at B: MB
L ( 6 2k )F
MB = ±
2 (8 k )
Results shape
1.27.2.3 Reaction in B
Reference solution
■ Compression force in the spring: VB
-11F
VB = 8 + k
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Reference solution
■ Deflection at the spring location: vB
11F
vB = Ky(8 + k)
Results shape
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1.28.1 Description
Two beams fixed at one end and rigidly connected to an undeformable beam is loaded with a punctual load. The
deflection, vertical reaction and bending moment are verified in several points.
1.28.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Lengths:
► L = 2 m,
► l = 0.2 m,
■ Beams inertia moment: I = (4/3) x 10-8 m4,
■ The beam sections are squared, of side: 2 x 10-2 m.
Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2 x 10 Pa.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed in A and C,
■ Inner: The tangents to the deflection of beams AB and CD at B and D remain horizontal; practically, we
restraint translations along x and z at nodes B and D.
Loading
■ External: In D: punctual load F = Fy = -1000N.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The theory of slender beams bending (Euler-Bernouilli formula) leads to a deflection at B and D:
The resolution of the hyperstatic system of the slender beam leads to:
FL3
vB = vD = 24EI
Results shape
Fixed beams connected to a stiff element Scale = 1/10
Deformed
Reference solution
Analytical solution.
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Reference solution
Analytical solution.
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1.29.1 Description
Verifies the horizontal and the vertical displacement in several points of a truss with hinged bars, subjected to a
punctual load.
1.29.2 Background
■ Reference: Structure Calculation Software Validation Guide, test SSLL 11/89;
■ Analysis type: static linear (plane problem);
■ Element type: linear.
Units
I. S.
Geometry
Elements Length (m) Area (m2)
-4
AC 0.5 2 2 x 10
-4
CB 0.5 2 2 x 10
CD 2.5 1 x 10-4
-4
BD 2 1 x 10
Materials properties
11
Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 1.962 x 10 Pa.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Hinge at A and B,
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
3
■ External: Punctual force at D: Fy = F = - 9.81 x 10 N.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
Displacement method.
Displacements shape
Truss with hinged bars under a punctual load Scale = 1/9
Deformed
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1.30.1 Description
A beam under 3 punctual loads lays on a soil of constant linear stiffness. The bending moment, vertical displacement
and rotation about z-axis on several points of the beam are verified.
1.30.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L = ( 10 )/2,
-4 4
■ I = 10 m .
Materials properties
Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Free A and B extremities,
► Constant linear stiffness of soil ky = K = 840000 N/m2.
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External: Punctual load at A, C and B: Fy = F = - 10000 N.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
4
= K/(4EI)
= L/2
= sh (2) + sin (2)
■ Bending moment:
MC = (F/(4))(ch(2) - cos (2) – 8sh()sin())/
■ Vertical displacement:
vC = - (F/(2K))( ch(2) + cos (2) + 8ch()cos() + 2)/
1.30.2.3 Displacements at A
Reference solution
■ Vertical displacement:
vA = (2F/K)( ch()cos() + ch(2) + cos(2))/
■ Rotation about z-axis
A = (-2F2/K)( sh()cos() - sin()ch() + sh(2) - sin(2))/
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1.31.1 Description
A torsion moment is applied on the free end of a caisson beam fixed on one end. For both ends, the displacement,
the rotation about Z-axis and the stress are verified.
1.31.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length; L = 1m,
■ Square section of side: b = 0.1 m,
■ Thickness = 0.005 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Beam fixed at end x = 0;
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External: Torsion moment M = 10N.m applied to the free end (for modeling, 4 forces of 50 N).
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference solution is determined by averaging the results of several calculation software with implemented finite
elements method.
Points coordinates:
■ A (0,0.05,0.5)
■ B (-0.05,0,0.8)
Note: point O is the origin of the coordinate system (x,y,z).
Deformed shape
Caisson beam in torsion Scale = 1/4
Deformed
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1.32.1 Description
Verifies the rotation about z-axis and the bending moment on a portal frame with lateral connections.
1.32.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
Beam Length Moment of inertia
AB lAB = 4 m 64
IAB = x 10-8 m 4
3
AC lAC = 1 m 1 -8 4
IAC = 12 x 10 m
AD lAD = 1 m 1 -8 4
IAD = 12 x 10 m
AE lAE = 2 m 4
IAE = x 10-8 m 4
3
■ G is in the middle of DA.
■ The beams have square sections:
► AAB = 16 x 10-4 m
► AAD = 1 x 10-4 m
► AAC = 1 x 10-4 m
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► AAE = 4 x 10-4 m
Materials properties
11
Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2 x 10 Pa,
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Fixed at B, D and E,
► Hinge at C,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External:
5
► Punctual force at G: Fy = F = - 10 N,
► Distributed load on beam AD: p = - 103 N/m.
■ Internal: None.
1.32.2.2 Displacements at A
Reference solution
Rotation at A about z-axis:
EIAn
We say: kAn = l where n = B, C, D or E
An
3
K = kAB + kAD + kAE + 4 kAC
kAn
rAn = K
FlAD plAB2
C1 = 8 - 12
C1
= 4K
Displacements shape
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1.32.2.3 Moments in A
Reference solution
plAB2
■ MAB = 12 + rAB x C1
FlAD
■ MAD = - + rAD x C1
8
■ MAE = rAE x C1
■ MAC = rAC x C1
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1.33.1 Description
Verifies the displacement at the top of an EDF Pylon and the dominating buckling results. Three punctual loads
corresponding to wind loads are applied on the main arms, on the upper arm and on the lower horizontal frames of
the pylon.
1.33.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Hinged support,
► For the modeling, a fixed restraint and 4 beams were added at the pylon supports level.
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External:
Punctual loads corresponding to a wind load.
► FX = 165550 N, FY = - 1240 N, FZ = - 58720 N on the main arms,
► FX = 50250 N, FY = - 1080 N, FZ = - 12780 N on the upper arm,
► FX = 11760 N, FY = 0 N, FZ = 0 N on the lower horizontal frames
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
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1.34.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement and the stresses on a square plate of 2 x 2 m, fixed on 3 sides with a uniform
surface load on its surface.
1.34.2 Background
, 1;1
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: e = 1 m,
■ 4 square elements of side h = 1 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed on 3 sides,
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
8
■ External: Uniform load p = -1. 10 N/ml on the upper surface,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference displacements are calculated on nodes 7 and 9.
-6ph(3 + )(1 - 2)
v9 = = -0.1809 x 10-3 m,
E(8(3 - )2 - (3 + )2)
4(3 - ) -3
v7 = v9 = -0.592 x 10 m,
3+
For element 1.4:
(For the stresses calculated above, the abscissa point (x = 0; y = 0) corresponds to node 8.)
= -1 ; yy = 0
yy =
E (v9 - v7)
(1 + ) for = 0 ; yy = -47.44 MPa
1-
2
2h = 1 ; yy = -94.88 MPa
= -1 ; xx = 0
xx = yy for = 0 ; xx = -14.23 MPa
= 1 ; xx = -28.46 MPa
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1.35.1 Description
Verifies the horizontal displacement and the stress on a plate (8 x 12 cm) fixed in the middle on 3 supports with a
punctual load at its free node.
1.35.2 Background
, 1;1
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: e = 0.1 cm,
■ Length: l = 8 cm,
■ Width: B = 12 cm.
Materials properties
6 2
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 30 x 10 N/cm ,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed on 3 sides,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Uniform load Fx = F = 6000 N at A,
■ Internal: None.
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Reference solution
Point B is the origin of the coordinate system used for the results positions.
F F 6000
uA 9.3410 4 cm
K eabE 2 1 ES 2.67410 3.7510
6 6
2 2
3 a 1 2
b 1 2a
1; xx1 0
xx1
E uA
1 for 0; xx1 1924 N/cm2 19.24 MPa
1 2a
2
1; 3849 N/cm2 38.49 MPa
xx1
1; yy1 0
yy1 xx1 for 0; yy1 577 N/cm2 5.77 MPa
1; 1155 N/cm2 11.55 MPa
yy1
1; xy1 0
xy1
E uA
1 for 0; xy1 898 N/cm2 8.98 MPa
1 8b 1; 1796 N/cm2 17.96 MPa
xy1
Deformed shape
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1.36.1 Description
A beam under a punctual load, a distributed load and two torques lays on a soil of constant linear stiffness. The
rotation around z-axis, the vertical reaction, the vertical displacement and the bending moment are verified in several
points.
1.36.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L = ( 10 )/2,
-4 4
■ I = 10 m .
Materials properties
Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Free A and B ends,
► Soil with a constant linear stiffness ky = K = 840000 N/m2.
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External:
► Punctual force at D: Fy = F = - 10000 N,
► Uniformly distributed force from A to B: f y = p = - 5000 N/m,
► Torque at A: Cz = -C = -15000 Nm,
► Torque at B: Cz = C = 15000 Nm.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
4
= K/(4EI)
= L/2
= ch(2) + cos(2)
■ Vertical support reaction:
1
VA = -p(sh(2) + sin(2)) - 2Fch()cos() + 2 2C(sh(2) - sin(2)) x
2
■ Rotation about z-axis:
1
A = p(sh(2) – sin(2)) + 2Fsh()sin() - 2 C(sh(2) + sin(2)) x
2
(K/)
Deformed shape
Reference solution
■ Vertical displacement:
1
vD = 2p( - 2ch()cos()) + F(sh(2) – sin(2)) - 8 Csh()sin() x
2
2K
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■ Bending moment:
1
MD = 4psh()sin() + F(sh(2) + sin(2)) - 82Cch()cos() x
4
2
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1.37.1 Description
Verifies the rotation about Z-axis, the vertical displacement and the horizontal displacement on several points of a
double hinged thin arc in planar bending.
1.37.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Medium radius: R = 1 m ,
■ Circular hollow section:
► de = 0.02 m,
► di = 0.016 m,
-4 2
► A = 1.131 x 10 m ,
-9 4
► Ix = 4.637 x 10 m .
Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Hinge at A,
► At B: allowed rotation along z, vertical displacement restrained along y.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual load at C: Fy = F = - 100 N.
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
■ Rotation about z-axis
FR2
A = - B = ( - 1)
2 2EI
■ Displacement;
FR 3 FR3
Vertical at C: vC = +( - 2)
8 EA 4 2EI
FR FR3
Horizontal at B: uB = 2EA - 2EI
Displacements shape
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1.38.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement in the center of a simply supported square plate.
1.38.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side = 1 m,
■ Thickness h = 0.01m.
Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7950 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Simple support on the plate perimeter,
► For the modeling, we add a fixed support at B.
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
2
■ External: Self weight (gravity = 9.81 m/s ).
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
According to Love- Kirchhoff hypothesis, the displacement w at a point (x,y):
w(x,y) = wmnsinmxsinny
192g(1 - )
2
where wmn = 2 2 6 2
mn(m + n ) Eh
Deformed shape
Simply supported square plate Scale = 1/6
Deformed
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1.39.1 Description
Verifies the stress, the radial deformation and the longitudinal deformation of a cylinder loaded with a uniform internal
pressure.
1.39.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 4 m,
■ Radius: R = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.02 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
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► Free conditions
► For the modeling, only ¼ of the cylinder is considered and the symmetry conditions are applied. On the
other side, we restrained the displacements at a few nodes in order to make the model stable.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Uniform internal pressure: p = 10000 Pa,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
Stresses in the planar elements coordinate system (x axis is parallel with the length of the cylinder):
■ xx = 0
pR
■ yy = h
■ Longitudinal deformation:
-pRL
L = Eh
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1.40.1 Description
Verifies the stress, the longitudinal deformation and the radial deformation of a thin cylinder subjected to its self
weight only.
1.40.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: h = 0.02 m,
■ Length: L = 4 m,
■ Radius: R = 1 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7.85 x 10 N/m .
4 3
■
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Null axial displacement at z = 0,
► For the modeling, we consider only a quarter of the cylinder, so we impose the symmetry conditions on
the nodes that are parallel with the cylinder’s axis.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Cylinder self weight,
■ Internal: None.
1.40.2.2 Stresses
Reference solution
x axis of the local coordinate system of planar elements is parallel to the cylinders axis.
xx = z
yy = 0
Reference solution
■ L longitudinal deformation of the cylinder:
z2
L = 2E
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1.41.1 Description
Verifies the stress, the longitudinal deformation and the radial deformation of a thin cylinder under a hydrostatic
pressure.
1.41.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: h = 0.02 m,
■ Length: L = 4 m,
■ Radius: R = 1 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: For the modeling, we consider only a quarter of the cylinder, so we impose the symmetry conditions on
the nodes that are parallel with the cylinder’s axis.
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
z
■ External: Radial internal pressure varies linearly with the "p" height, p = p0 ,
L
■ Internal: None.
1.41.2.2 Stresses
Reference solution
x axis of the local coordinate system of planar elements is parallel to the cylinders axis.
xx = 0
p0Rz
yy = Lh
Reference solution
■ L longitudinal deformation of the cylinder:
-p0Rz2
L =
2ELh
■ L radial deformation of the cylinder:
p0R2z
R = ELh
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1.42.1 Description
A square plate simply supported is subjected to a uniform load. The vertical displacement and the bending moments
at the plate center are verified.
1.42.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a =b = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.01 m,
Materials properties
7
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 1.0 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Simple support on the plate perimeter (null displacement along z-axis),
■ Inner: None
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Loading
■ External: Normal pressure of plate p = pZ = -1.0 Pa,
■ Internal: None.
1.42.2.2 Vertical displacement and bending moment at the center of the plate
Reference solution
Love-Kirchhoff thin plates theory.
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1.43.1 Description
A spherical dome of radius (a) is subjected to a uniform external pressure. The horizontal displacement and the
external meridian stresses are verified.
1.43.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Radius: a = 2.54 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.0127 m,
■ Angle: = 75°.
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Materials properties
10
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 6.897 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.2.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed on the dome perimeter,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
6
■ External: Uniform pressure p = 0.6897 x 10 Pa,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference solution is determined by averaging the results of several calculation software with implemented finite
elements method. 2% uncertainty about the reference solution.
Deformed shape
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1.44.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement on a 300 cm long beam, consisting of an I shaped profile of a total height of 20.04
cm, a 0.96 cm thick web and 20.04 cm wide / 1.46 cm thick flanges.
1.44.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
l= 300 cm
h= 20.04 cm
b= 20.04 cm
tw = 1.46 cm
tf = 0.96 cm
Sx= 74.95 cm 2
Iz = 5462 cm 4
2
Sy = 16.43 cm
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2285938 daN/cm2,
2
■ Transverse elastic modulus G = 879207 daN/cm
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Simple support on node 11,
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Loading
■ External: Vertical punctual load P = -20246 daN at node 6,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference displacement is calculated in the middle of the beam, at node 6.
Deformed shape
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1.45.1 Description
Verifies the stress and the radial deformation of a torus with uniform internal pressure.
1.45.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: h = 0.02 m,
■ Transverse section radius: b = 1 m,
■ Average radius of curvature: a = 2 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: For the modeling, only 1/8 of the cylinder is considered, so the symmetry conditions are imposed to end
nodes.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Uniform internal pressure p = 10000 Pa
■ Internal: None.
1.45.2.2 Stresses
Reference solution
(See stresses description on the first scheme of the overview)
If a – b r a + b
pb r + a
11 =
2h r
pb
22 =
2h
Reference solution
■ R radial deformation of the torus:
pb
R = (r - (r + a))
2Eh
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1.46.1 Description
A spherical shell with holes is subjected to 4 forces, opposite 2 by 2. The horizontal displacement is verified.
1.46.2 Background
■ Reference: Structure Calculation Software Validation Guide, test SSLS 21/89;
■ Analysis type: static, linear elastic;
■ Element type: planar.
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Radius: R = 10 m
■ Thickness: h = 0.04 m,
■ Opening angle of the hole: 0 = 18°.
Materials properties
7
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 6.285 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: For modeling, we consider only a quarter of the shell, so we impose symmetry conditions (nodes in the
vertical yz plane are restrained in translation along x and in rotation along y and z. Nodes on the vertical xy
plane are restrained in translation along z and in rotation along x and y),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual loads F = 1 N, according to the diagram,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference solution is determined by averaging the results of several calculation software with implemented finite
elements method. 2% uncertainty about the reference solution.
Deformed shape
Spherical shell with holes Scale = 1/79
Deformed
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1.47.1 Description
A rectangular plate simply supported is subjected to a uniform load. The vertical displacement and the bending
moments at the plate center are verified.
1.47.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Width: a = 1 m,
■ Length: b = 5 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.01 m,
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 1.0 x 107 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Simple support on the plate perimeter (null displacement along z-axis),
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External: Normal pressure of plate p = pZ = -1.0 Pa,
■ Internal: None.
1.47.2.2 Vertical displacement and bending moment at the center of the plate
Reference solution
Love-Kirchhoff thin plates theory.
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1.48.1 Description
A rectangular plate simply supported is subjected to a uniform load. The vertical displacement and the bending
moments at the plate center are verified.
1.48.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Width: a = 1 m,
■ Length: b = 2 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.01 m,
Materials properties
7
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 1.0 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Simple support on the plate perimeter (null displacement along z-axis),
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External: Normal pressure of plate p = pZ = -1.0 Pa,
■ Internal: None.
1.48.2.2 Vertical displacement and bending moment at the center of the plate
Reference solution
Love-Kirchhoff thin plates theory.
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1.49.1 Description
Verifies the stress, the longitudinal deformation and the radial deformation of a cylinder under a uniform axial load.
1.49.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: h = 0.02 m,
■ Length: L = 4 m,
■ Radius: R = 1 m.
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Null axial displacement at the left end: vz = 0,
► For the modeling, only a ¼ of the cylinder is considered.
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External: Uniform axial load q = 10000 N/m
■ Inner: None.
Reference solution
x axis of the local coordinate system of planar elements is parallel to the cylinders axis.
q
xx =
h
yy = 0
Reference solution
■ L longitudinal deformation of the cylinder:
qL
L = Eh
Deformation shape
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1.50.1 Description
A spherical shell is subjected to a uniform internal pressure. The stress and the radial deformation are verified.
1.50.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Thickness: h = 0.02 m,
■ Radius: R2 = 1 m,
■ = 90° (hemisphere).
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Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
Simple support (null displacement along vertical displacement) on the shell perimeter.
For modeling, we consider only half of the hemisphere, so we impose symmetry conditions (DOF restrains
placed in the vertical plane xy in translation along z and in rotation along x and y). In addition, the node at the
top of the shell is restrained in translation along x to assure the stability of the structure during calculation).
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Uniform internal pressure p = 10000 Pa
■ Internal: None.
1.50.2.2 Stresses
Reference solution
(See stresses description on the first scheme of the overview)
If 0° 90°
pR22
11 = 22 = 2h
Reference solution
■ R radial deformation of the calotte:
pR22 (1 - ) sin
R = 2Eh
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Deformed shape
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1.51.1 Description
A cylinder of length L is pinched by 2 diametrically opposite forces (F). The vertical displacement is verified.
1.51.2 Background
■ Reference: Structure Calculation Software Validation Guide, test SSLS 20/89;
■ Analysis type: static, linear elastic;
■ Element type: planar.
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 10.35 m (total length),
■ Radius: R = 4.953 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.094 m.
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Materials properties
6
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 10.5 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3125.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: For the modeling, we consider only half of the cylinder, so we impose symmetry conditions (nodes in
the horizontal xz plane are restrained in translation along y and in rotation along x and z),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: 2 punctual loads F = 100 N,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The reference solution is determined by averaging the results of several calculation software with implemented finite
elements method. 2% uncertainty about the reference solution.
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1.52 A plate (0.01 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-
0057SSLSB_FEM)
1.52.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.01 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a
uniform pressure.
1.52.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.01 m,
a
■ Slenderness: = h = 100.
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
Fixed sides: AB and BD,
For the modeling, we impose symmetry conditions at the CB side (restrained displacement along x and
restrained rotation around y and z) and CD side (restrained displacement along y and restrained rotation
around x and z),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: 1 MPa uniform pressure,
■ Internal: None.
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Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at 5%.
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1.53.1 Description
A truss with hinged bars is placed on three punctual supports (subjected to imposed displacements) and is loaded
with two punctual forces. A thermal load is applied to all the bars. The traction force and the vertical displacement are
verified.
1.53.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ = 30°,
■ Section A1 = 1.41 x 10-3 m2,
-3 2
■ Section A2 = 2.82 x 10 m .
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E =2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Coefficient of linear expansion: = 10-5 °C-1.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Hinge at A (uA = vA = 0),
► Roller supports at B and C ( uB = v’C = 0),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External:
► Support displacement: vA = -0.02 m ; vB = -0.03 m ; v’C = -0.015 m ,
► Punctual loads: FE = -150 KN ; FF = -100 KN,
► Expansion effect on all bars for a temperature variation of 150° in relation with the assembly
temperature (specified geometry),
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■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
Determining the hyperstatic unknown with the section cut method.
Reference solution
vD displacement was determined by several software with implemented finite elements method.
Deformed shape
Triangulated system with hinged bars
01-0056SSLLB_FEM
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1.54 A plate (0.1 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-
0061SSLSB_FEM)
1.54.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.1 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a
uniform pressure.
1.54.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.1 m,
a
■ Slenderness: = h = 10.
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
Fixed edges: AB and BD,
For the modeling, we impose symmetry conditions at the CB side (restrained displacement along x and
restrained rotation around y and z) and CD side (restrained displacement along y and restrained rotation
around x and z),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: 1 MPa uniform pressure,
■ Internal: None.
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Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.55 A plate (0.01 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-
0062SSLSB_FEM)
1.55.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.01 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a
punctual force in the center.
1.55.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.01 m,
a
■ Slenderness: = = 100.
h
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed edges,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual force applied on the center of the plate: F Z = -106 N,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.56 A plate (0.01333 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-
0058SSLSB_FEM)
1.56.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.01333 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with
a uniform pressure.
1.56.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.01333 m,
a
■ Slenderness: = = 75.
h
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
Fixed sides: AB and BD,
For the modeling, we impose symmetry conditions at the CB side (restrained displacement along x and
restrained rotation around y and z) and CD side (restrained displacement along y and restrained rotation
around x and z),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: 1 MPa uniform pressure,
■ Internal: None.
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Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.57 A plate (0.05 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-
0060SSLSB_FEM)
1.57.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.05 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a
uniform pressure.
1.57.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.05 m,
a
■ Slenderness: = h = 20.
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
Fixed edges: AB and BD,
For the modeling, we impose symmetry conditions at the CB side (restrained displacement along x and
restrained rotation around y and z) and CD side (restrained displacement along y and restrained rotation
around x and z),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: 1 MPa uniform pressure,
■ Internal: None.
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Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.58 A plate (0.05 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-
0065SSLSB_FEM)
1.58.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.05 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a
punctual force in the center.
1.58.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.05 m,
■ Slenderness: = 20.
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed sides,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual force applied at the center of the plate: F Z = -106 N,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.59 A plate (0.02 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-
0064SSLSB_FEM)
1.59.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.02 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a
punctual force in the center.
1.59.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.02 m,
■ Slenderness: = 50.
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed edges,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: punctual force applied in the center of the plate: F Z = -106 N,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.60.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement of a rectangular shear plate fixed at one end, loaded with two forces.
1.60.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 12 m,
■ Width: l = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.05 m,
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 1.0 x 107 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.25.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed AD edge,
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External:
► At B: Fz = -1.0 N,
► At C: FZ = 1.0 N,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
Analytical solution.
Deformed shape
Shear plate Scale = 1/35
Deformed
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1.61 Simply supported rectangular plate loaded with punctual force and moments (01-
0054SSLSB_FEM)
1.61.1 Description
A rectangular plate simply supported is subjected to a punctual force and moments. The vertical displacement is
verified.
1.61.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Width: DA = CB = 20 m,
■ Length: AB = DC = 5 m,
■ Thickness: h = 1 m,
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E =1000 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Punctual support at A, B and D (null displacement along z-axis),
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External:
► In A: MX = 20 Nm, MY = -10 Nm,
► In B: MX = 20 Nm, MY = 10 Nm,
► In C: FZ = -2 N, MX = -20 Nm, MY = 10 Nm,
► In D: MX = -20 Nm, MY = -10 Nm,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
Love-Kirchhoff thin plates theory.
Deformed shape
Simply supported rectangular plate loaded with punctual force and moments
Deformed
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1.62 A plate (0.02 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a uniform pressure (01-
0059SSLSB_FEM)
1.62.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.02 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a
uniform pressure.
1.62.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.02 m,
a
■ Slenderness: = h = 50.
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
Fixed edges: AB and BD,
For the modeling, we impose symmetry conditions at the CB side (restrained displacement along x and
restrained rotation around y and z) and CD side (restrained displacement along y and restrained rotation
around x and z),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: 1 MPa uniform pressure,
■ Internal: None.
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Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.63 A plate (0.01333 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-
0063SSLSB_FEM)
1.63.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.01333 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with
a punctual force in the center.
1.63.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.01333 m,
a
■ Slenderness: = = 75.
h
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed sides,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual force applied on the center of the plate: F Z = -106 N,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.64.1 Description
Verifies the eigen mode transverse frequencies for a thin piping elbow with a radius of 1 m, extended with two
straight elements (0.6 m long) and subjected to its self weight only.
1.64.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Average radius of curvature: OA = R = 1 m,
■ L = 0.6 m,
■ Straight circular hollow section:
■ Outer diameter: de = 0.020 m,
■ Inner diameter: di = 0.016 m,
-4 2
■ Section: A = 1.131 x 10 m ,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to the y-axis: Iy = 4.637 x 10-9 m 4,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 4.637 x 10-9 m4,
-9 4
■ Polar inertia: Ip = 9.274 x 10 m .
■ Points coordinates (in m):
► O(0;0;0)
► A(0;R;0)
► B(R;0;0)
► C ( -L ; R ; 0 )
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► D ( R ; -L ; 0 )
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7800 kg/m3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Fixed at points C and D
► In A: translation restraint along y and z,
► In B: translation restraint along x and z,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The Rayleigh method applied to a thin curved beam is used to determine parameters such as:
■ transverse bending:
i2 GIp
fj = where i = 1,2.
2 R2 A
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1.65 Reactions on supports and bending moments on a 2D portal frame (Rafters) (01-
0077SSLPB_FEM)
1.65.1 Description
Moments and actions on supports calculation on a 2D portal frame. The purpose of this test is to verify the results of
Advance Design for the M. R. study of a 2D portal frame.
1.65.2 Background
qL qL² 8h 5f
VA VE H A HE H
2 32 h²k 3 f 3h f
Hh f
qL²
MB MD Hh MC
8
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Comparison between theoretical results and the results obtained by Advance Design for a linear load
perpendicular on the chords
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1.66.1 Description
Calculation of support reactions of a 2D portal frame with hinged supports.
1.66.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 20 m,
■ I1 = 5.0 x 10-4 m4
■ a=4m
■ h=8m
■ b = 10.77 m
-4 4
■ I2 = 2.5 x 10 m
Materials properties
■ Isotropic linear elastic material.
■ E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa
Boundary conditions
Hinged base plates A and B (uA = vA = 0 ; uB = vB = 0).
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Loading
■ p = -3 000 N/m
■ F1 = -20 000 N
■ F2 = -10 000 N
■ M = -100 000 Nm
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1.67.1 Description
Verifies the eigen modes (flexion) for a slender beam with variable rectangular section (fixed-fixed).
1.67.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 0.6 m,
■ Constant thickness: h = 0.01 m
■ Initial section:
► b0 = 0.03 m
► A0 = 3 x 10-4 m²
■ Section variation:
► with ( = 1)
► b = b0e-2x
► A = A0e-2x
Materials properties
■ E = 2 x 1011 Pa
■ = 0.3
= 7800 kg/m
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Fixed at end x = 0,
► Fixed at end x = 0.6 m.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
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s² r ²
1 cosrlchsl shslsinrl 0
2rs
with
4i
A 0 i2
EI zo
;r ² 2i ; s 2i ²
si
2i ² 0
Therefore, the translation components of i(x) mode, are:
cos(rl) ch(sl)
i x e x cosrx chsx (s sin(rx) rsh(sx ))
rsh(sl) s sin(rl)
Uncertainty about the reference: analytical solution:
Reference values
Eigen mode Frequency (Hz) Eigen mode i(x)*
order x=0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6
1 143.303 0 0.237 0.703 1 0.859 0.354 0
2 396.821 0 -0.504 -0.818 0 0.943 0.752 0
3 779.425 0 0.670 0.210 -0.831 0.257 1 0
4 1289.577 0 -0.670 0.486 0 -0.594 1 0
* i(x) eigen modes* standardized to 1 at the point of maximum amplitude.
Eigen modes
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1.68.1 Description
Verifies the eigen mode transverse frequencies for a thin piping elbow with a radius of 1 m, fixed on its ends and
subjected to its self weight only.
1.68.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Average radius of curvature: OA = R = 1 m,
■ Straight circular hollow section:
■ Outer diameter: de = 0.020 m,
■ Inner diameter: di = 0.016 m,
■ Section: A = 1.131 x 10-4 m 2,
-9 4
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to the y-axis: Iy = 4.637 x 10 m ,
-9 4
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 4.637 x 10 m ,
■ Polar inertia: Ip = 9.274 x 10-9 m4.
■ Points coordinates (in m):
► O(0;0;0)
► A(0;R;0)
► B(R;0;0)
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Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
Density: = 7800 kg/m .
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at points A and B,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The Rayleigh method applied to a thin curved beam is used to determine parameters such as:
■ transverse bending:
i2 GIp
fj = where i = 1,2.
2 R2 A
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1.69.1 Description
Verifies the deflection magnitude on a non-slender beam with two hinged supports.
1.69.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 1.44 m,
■ Area: A = 31 x 10-4 m²
■ Inertia: I = 2810 x 10-8 m4
■ Shearing coefficient: az = 2.42 = A/Ar
Materials properties
■ E = 2 x 1011 Pa
■ = 0.3
Boundary conditions
■ Hinge at end x = 0,
■ Hinge at end x = 1.44 m.
Loading
Uniformly distributed force of p = -1. X 105 N/m on beam AB.
5 pl 4 l 2p
v
384 EI 8A r G
E
where G and A r A
21 az
where "Ar" is the reduced area and "az" the shear coefficient calculated on the transverse section.
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Reference values
Point Magnitudes and units Value
C V, deflection (m) -1.25926 x 10-3
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1.70.1 Description
Verifies the eigen mode transverse frequencies for a thin piping elbow with a radius of 1 m, extended with two
straight elements (2 m long) and subjected to its self weight only.
1.70.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Average radius of curvature: OA = R = 1 m,
■ L = 2 m,
■ Straight circular hollow section:
■ Outer diameter: de = 0.020 m,
■ Inner diameter: di = 0.016 m,
■ Section: A = 1.131 x 10-4 m 2,
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to the y-axis: Iy = 4.637 x 10-9 m 4,
-9 4
■ Flexure moment of inertia relative to z-axis: Iz = 4.637 x 10 m ,
-9 4
■ Polar inertia: Ip = 9.274 x 10 m .
■ Points coordinates (in m):
► O(0;0;0)
► A(0;R;0)
► B(R;0;0)
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► C ( -L ; R ; 0 )
► D ( R ; -L ; 0 )
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7800 kg/m3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Fixed at points C and D
► At A: translation restraint along y and z,
► At B: translation restraint along x and z,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
The Rayleigh method applied to a thin curved beam is used to determine parameters such as:
■ transverse bending:
i
2
GIp
fj = where i = 1,2 with i = 1,2:
2 R2 A
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1.71 Double fixed beam in Eulerian buckling with a thermal load (01-0091HFLLB_FEM)
1.71.1 Description
Verifies the normal force on the nodes of a double fixed beam in Eulerian buckling with a thermal load.
1.71.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
L= 10 m
Cross Section Sx m² Sy m² Sz m² Ix m4 Iy m4 Iz m4
Vx m3 V1y m3 V1z m3 V2y m3 V2z m3
IPE200 0.002850 0.001400 0.001799 0.0000000646 0.0000014200 0.0000194300
0.00000000 0.00002850 0.00019400 0.00002850 0.00019400
Materials properties
11 2
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E= 2.1 x 10 N/m ,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
■ Coefficient of thermal expansion: = 0.00001
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at end x = 0,
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External: Punctual load FZ = 1 N at = L/2 (load that initializes the deformed shape),
■ Internal: T = 5°C corresponding to a compression force of:
Reference solution
The reference critical load established by Euler is:
Observation: in this case, the thermal load has no effect over the critical coefficient
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1.72 Double fixed beam in Eulerian buckling with a thermal load (01-0091HFLLB_FEM)
1.72.1 Description
Verifies the normal force on the nodes of a double fixed beam in Eulerian buckling with a thermal load.
1.72.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
L= 10 m
Cross Section Sx m² Sy m² Sz m² Ix m4 Iy m4 Iz m4
Vx m3 V1y m3 V1z m3 V2y m3 V2z m3
IPE200 0.002850 0.001400 0.001799 0.0000000646 0.0000014200 0.0000194300
0.00000000 0.00002850 0.00019400 0.00002850 0.00019400
Materials properties
11 2
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E= 2.1 x 10 N/m ,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
■ Coefficient of thermal expansion: = 0.00001
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at end x = 0,
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External: Punctual load FZ = 1 N at = L/2 (load that initializes the deformed shape),
■ Internal: T = 5°C corresponding to a compression force of:
Reference solution
The reference critical load established by Euler is:
Observation: in this case, the thermal load has no effect over the critical coefficient
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1.73 A plate (0.1 m thick), fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a punctual force (01-0066SSLSB_FEM)
1.73.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement for a square plate (0.1 m thick), of side "a", fixed on its perimeter, loaded with a
punctual force in the center.
1.73.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Side: a = 1 m,
■ Thickness: h = 0.1 m,
■ Slenderness: = 10.
Materials properties
■ Reinforcement,
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed edges,
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
6
■ External: punctual force applied in the center of the plate: F Z = -10 N,
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
This problem has a precise analytical solution only for thin plates. Therefore we propose the solutions obtained with
Serendip elements with 20 nodes or thick plate elements of 4 nodes. The expected result should be between these
values at ± 5%.
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1.74 Reactions on supports and bending moments on a 2D portal frame (Columns) (01-
0078SSLPB_FEM)
1.74.1 Description
Moments and actions on supports calculation on a 2D portal frame. The purpose of this test is to verify the results of
Advance Design for the M. R. study of a 2D portal frame.
1.74.2 Background
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1.75 Slender beam of variable rectangular section with fixed-free ends (ß=5) (01-0085SDLLB_FEM)
1.75.1 Description
Verifies the eigen modes (bending) for a slender beam with variable rectangular section (fixed-free).
1.75.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L = 1 m,
■ Straight initial section:
► h0 = 0.04 m
► b0 = 0.05 m
► A0 = 2 x 10-3 m²
■ Straight final section
► h1 = 0.01 m
► b1 = 0.01 m
► A1 = 10-4 m²
Materials properties
■ E = 2 x 1011 Pa
= 7800 kg/m
3
■
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Fixed at end x = 0,
► Free at end x = 1
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: None.
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2 ² ²
EIz A
x
2
x ² t ²
where Iz and A vary with the abscissa.
The result is:
h
4
i,
1 h1 E h1
fi with
12
2 l² b 5
b1
1 2 3 4 5
=5 24.308 75.56 167.21 301.9 480.4
Reference values
Eigen mode type Frequency (Hz)
1 56.55
2 175.79
Flexion 3 389.01
4 702.36
5 1117.63
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1.76.1 Description
Fixed/free slender beam with eccentric mass or inertia.
Tested functions: Eigen mode frequencies, straight slender beam, combined bending-torsion, plane bending,
transverse bending, punctual mass.
1.76.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Outer diameter: d e= 0.35 m,
■ Inner diameter: d i = 0.32 m,
■ Beam length: l = 10 m,
■ Distance BC: lBC = 1 m
■ Area: A =1.57865 x 10-2 m2
■ Inertia: I y = Iz = 2.21899 x 10-4m 4
-4 4
■ Polar inertia: Ip = 4.43798 x 10 m
■ Punctual mass: m c = 1000 kg
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Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elasticity modulus of AB element: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Density of the linear element AB: = 7800 kg/m 3
■ Poisson's ratio =0.3(this coefficient was not specified in the AFNOR test , the value 0.3 seems to be the
more appropriate to obtain the correct frequency value of modes No. 4 and 5 with NE/NASTRAN:
■ Elastic modulus of BC element: E = 1021 Pa
■ Density of the linear element BC: = 0 kg/m3
Boundary conditions
Fixed at point A, x = 0,
Loading
None for the modal analysis
Reference solutions
The different eigen frequencies are determined using a finite elements model of Euler beam (slender beam).
fz + t0 = flexion x,z + torsion
fy + tr = flexion x,y + traction
Mode Units Reference
1 (fz + t0) Hz 1.636
2 (fy + tr) Hz 1.642
3 (fy + tr) Hz 13.460
4 (fz + t0) Hz 13.590
5 (fz + t0) Hz 28.900
6 (fy + tr) Hz 31.960
7 (fz + t0) Hz 61.610
1 (fz + t0) Hz 63.930
Modal deformations
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1.77.1 Description
Membrane with hot point.
Tested functions: Stresses.
1.77.2 Background
Observation: the units system of the initial NAFEMS test, defined in mm, was transposed in m for practical reasons.
However, this has no influence on the results values.
Units
I. S.
Geometry / meshing
A quarter of the structure is modeled by incorporating the terms of symmetries.
Thickness: 1 m
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Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 1 x 1011 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3,
■ Elongation coefficient = 0.00001.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► For all nodes in y = 0, uy =0;
► For all nodes in x = 0, ux =0;
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: None,
■ Internal: Hot point, thermal load T = 100°C;
Reference solution:
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Note: This value (50.87) is obtained with a vertical cross section through point A. The value represents yy at the left
end of the diagram.
With CM2, it is essential to display the results with the “Smooth results on planar elements” option deactivated.
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1.78.1 Description
Verifies the rotation, the displacement and the moment on a beam consisting of two elements of the same length and
identical characteristics with 3 T/C supports (k = 0).
1.78.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L= 10 m
■ Section: IPE 200, Iz = 0.00001943 m4
Materials properties
11 2
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 N/m ,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Support at node 1 restrained along x and y (x = 0),
► Support at node 2 restrained along y (x = 10 m),
► T/C stiffness ky = 0,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Vertical punctual load P = -100 N at x = 5 m,
■ Internal: None.
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Displacements
1
0.000153 rad
3PL2 2EI z k y L3
32EI 3EI 2k L
z z y
3
PL 3EI k L
2 3
2 0.000153 rad
z y
16EI 3EI 2k L
z z y
3
3PL3
v3 0.00153 m
16 3EI z 2k y L3
3
PL 6EI z k y L3
2
0.000153 rad
32EI z 3EI z 2k L
y
3
Mz Moments
M z1 0
3k y PL4
Mz2
16 3EI z 2k y L3 0
PL M z 2 M z1
M z ( x 5m) 250 N.m
4 2
Deformed shape
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Moment diagrams
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1.79.1 Description
A 3D bar structure with elastic support is subjected to a vertical load of -100 kN. The V2 magnitude on node 5, the
normal force magnitude, the reaction magnitude on supports and the action magnitude are verified.
1.79.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
For all bars:
■ H=3m
■ B=3m
2
■ S = 0.02 m
Element Node i Node j
1 (bar) 1 5
2 (bar) 2 5
3 (bar) 3 5
4 (bar) 4 5
5 (spring) 5 6
Materials properties
■ Isotropic linear elastic materials
2
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 E8 N/m ,
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: At node 5: K = 50000 kN/m ;
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Vertical load at node: P = -100 kN,
■ Internal: None.
System solution
B2
L H2 . Also, U1 = V1 = U5 = U6 = V6 = 0
2
■ Stiffness matrix of bar 1
1
2 1 1 2
k1 B H BdVe ES 0 B Bdx ES 1 1
T L 1
d
T
ve 2 2 L
2
1 0 1 0 (ui )
1 1
2 ES 4
1 ES 1 1 (ui ) ES 0 0 0 0 (vi )
L 1 1 1
d
4
L 1 1 (u j ) L 1 0 1
=
0 (u j )
4 4
0 0 0 0 (v j )
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1 0 1 0 (u1 )
0 0 0 ( v 1 )
where k 1 ES 0
L 1 0 1 0 (u 5 )
0 0 0 0 ( v 5 )
The elementary matrix k e expressed in the global coordinate system XY is the following: ( angle allowing
the transition from the global base to the local base):
cos sin 0 0
K e R e k e R e avec R e
T sin cos 0 0
0 0 cos sin
0 0 sin cos
B2
cos 2
2L2
B H 2 H2
Knowing that cos and sin , then: sin 2
L 2 L L
HB
sin cos
2L2
B2 HB B2 HB
2
2 2 2
(U 1 )
HB H2
HB
H2
ES 2 (V1 )
for element 1 nodes 1 5, = arctan ( ) : K1 3
H 2
D L B2 HB B2 HB (U 5 )
2 2 2 2 (V5 )
HB HB
2 H2 H2
2
■ Stiffness matrix of spring support 5
K
We say K
4
1 0 1 0 (ui )
0 0 0 0 (vi )
1 1 (ui )
in the local coordinate system : k 5 K
(u ) K 1
1 1 j 0 1 0 (u j )
0 0 0 0 (v j )
0 0 0 0 (U 5 )
0 1 0 1 (V5 )
for element 5 nodes 5 6, = 90 : K 5 K '
0 0 0 0 (U 6 )
0 1 0 1 (V6 )
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ES B 2 ES HB ES B 2 ES HB
3 0 0
L 2 L3 2 L3 2 L3 2 U R
ES HB ES 2 ES HB ES 1 X1
L3 H 3 3 H2 0 0 V R
2 L3 L 2 L 1 Y1
2
ES B 2 U R 5
0
ES B ES HB ES HB
3
5 X
L3 2
0
V5
L 2 L3 2 L3 2 P
ES HB ES 2 ES HB ES 2
3 H H K 0 K U 6 R X 6
L3 2 L L3 2 L3 V R
6 Y6
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 K 0 K
If U1 = V1 = U5 = U6 = V6 = 0, then:
P P
V5 4 4 0.001885 m
ES 2 ES 2 K
H K H
L3 L3 4
ES HB ES HB
R X1 3
V5 1015 N R X5 3 V5 1015 N R X6 0
And L 2 L 2
ES K
R Y1 3 H 2 V5 1436 N R Y 6 V5 23563 N
L 4
Note:
■ The values on supports specified by Advance Design correspond to the actions,
■ RY6 calculated value must be multiplied by 4 in relation to the double symmetry,
B H
L 2 0 0
L
u1 H B U1
v 0 0 V
1 L L 2 1 and ES 1 1 u1 N1 1759
H U 5
u5 0
B
L 1 1 u5 N 5 1759
L V
0
v5 L 2 5
0 H B
0
L L 2
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Deformed shape
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1.80.1 Description
Fixed/free slender beam with centered mass.
Tested functions: Eigen mode frequencies, straight slender beam, combined bending-torsion, plane bending,
transverse bending, punctual mass.
1.80.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Outer diameter de = 0.35 m,
■ Inner diameter: di = 0.32 m,
■ Beam length: l = 10 m,
■ Area: A=
-4 4
■ Polar inertia: I P = 4.43798 x 10 m
■ Inertia: I y = Iz = 2.21899 x 10-4m4
■ Punctual mass: mc = 1000 kg
■ Beam self-weight: M
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Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 Pa,
■ Density: = 7800 kg/m3
■ Poisson's ratio: =0.3 (this coefficient was not specified in the AFNOR test , the value 0.3 seems to be the
more appropriate to obtain the correct frequency value of mode No. 8 with NE/NASTRAN)
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at point A, x = 0.00m,
■ Inner: none
Loading
None for the modal analysis
Reference frequency
For the first mode, the Rayleigh method gives the approximation formula
3 EI z
f1 1/ 2 x
I (m c 0.24M)
3
Comment: The mass matrix associated with the beam torsion on two nodes, is expressed as:
l IP 1 1/ 2
3 1/ 2 1
And to the extent that Advance Design uses a condensed mass matrix, the value of the torsion mass inertia
l Ip
introduced in the model is set to:
3
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Modal deformations
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Observation: the deformed shape of mode No. 8 that does not really correspond to a torsion deformation, is
actually the display result of the translations and not of the rotations. This is confirmed by the rotation values of the
corresponding mode.
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Comment: The difference between the reference frequency of torsion mode (mode No. 8) and the one found by
Advance Design may be explained by the fact that Advance Design is using a lumped mass matrix (see the
corresponding description sheet).
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1.81.1 Description
Simple supported beam in free vibration.
Tested functions: Shear force, eigen frequencies.
1.81.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2 x 10 Pa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Density: = 8000 kg/m
3
■
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► x = y = z = Rx = 0 at A ;
► y = z =0 at B ;
■ Inner: None.
Loading
None for the modal analysis
Comment: Due to the condensed (lumped) nature of the mass matrix of Advance Design, the frequencies values of 3
and 7 modes cannot be found by this software. The same modeling done with NE/NASTRAN gave respectively for
mode 3 and 7: 77.2 and 224.1 Hz.
Modal deformations
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Comment: The torsion modes No. 3 and 7 that are calculated with NASTRAN cannot be calculated with Advance
Design CM2 solver and therefore the mode No. 3 of the Advance Design analysis corresponds to mode No. 4 of the
reference. The same problem in the case of No. 7 - Advance Design, that corresponds to mode No. 8 of the
reference.
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1.82.1 Description
Verifies the rotation, the displacement and the moment on a beam consisting of two elements of the same length and
identical characteristics with 3 T/C supports (k = -10000 N/m).
1.82.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L= 10 m
■ Section: IPE 200, Iz = 0.00001943 m4
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 N/m2,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Support at node 1 restrained along x and y (x = 0),
► Support at node 2 restrained along y (x = 10 m),
► T/C ky Rigidity = -10000 N/m (the – sign corresponds to an upwards restraint),
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Vertical punctual load P = -100 N at x = 5 m,
■ Internal: None.
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Displacements
1
0.000129 rad
3PL2 2EI z k y L3
32EI 3EI 2k L
z z y
3
PL 3EI k L
2 3
2 0.000106 rad
z y
16EI 3EI 2k L
z z y
3
3PL3
v3 0.00058 m
16 3EI z 2k y L3
3
PL 6EI z k y L3
2
0.000034 rad
32EI z 3EI z 2k L
y
3
Mz Moments
M z1 0
3k y PL4
Mz2
16 3EI z 2k y L3 58.15 N.m
PL M z 2 M z1
M z ( x 5m) 220.9 N.m
4 2
Deformed shape
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Moment diagram
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1.83.1 Description
Verifies the displacement and the normal force for a bar system containing 4 elements of the same length and 2
diagonals.
1.83.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L= 5 m
2
■ Section S = 0.005 m
Materials properties
11 2
Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 10 N/m .
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Support at node 1 restrained along x and y,
► Support at node 2 restrained along x and y,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Horizontal punctual load P = 50000 N at node 3,
■ Internal: None.
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Displacements
30PL
u3 0.000649 m
11ES
6PL
v3 0.000129 m
11ES
25PL
u4 0.000541 m
11ES
5PL
v4 0.000108 m
11ES
N normal forces
5
N12 0 N14 P 22727 N
11
6 6 2
N23 P 27272 N N13 P 38569 N
11 11
5 5 2
N 43 P 22727 N N 42 P 32141N
11 11
Deformed shape
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1.84 BAEL 91 (concrete design) - France: Linear element in combined bending/tension - without
compressed reinforcements - Partially tensioned section (02-0158SSLLB_B91)
1.84.1 Description
Verifies the reinforcement results for a concrete beam with 8 isostatic spans subjects to uniform loads and
compression normal forces.
1.84.2 Background
Units
■ Forces: kN
■ Moment: kN.m
■ Stresses: MPa
■ Reinforcement density: cm²
Geometry
■ Beam dimensions: 0.2 x 0.5 ht
■ Length: l = 48 m in 8 spans of 6m,
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 20000 MPa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Hinged at end x = 0,
► Vertical support at the same level with all other supports
■ Inner: Hinged at each beam end (isostatic)
Loading
■ External:
► Case 1 (DL): uniform linear load g= -5kN/m (on all spans except 8)
Fx = 10 kN at x = 42m: Ng = -10 kN for spans from 6 to 7
Fx = 140 kN at x = 32m: Ng = -150 kN for span 5
Fx = -50 kN at x = 24m: Ng = -100 kN for span 4
Fx = 50 kN at x = 18m: Ng = -50 kN for span 3
Fx = 50 kN at x = 12m: Ng = -100 kN for span 2
Fx = -70 kN at x = 6m: Ng = -30 kN for span 1
► Case 10 (DL): uniform linear load g = -5 kN/m (span 8)
Fx = 10 kN at x = 48m: Ng = -10 kN
Fx = -10 kN at x = 42m
► Case 2 to 8 (LL): uniform linear load q = -9 kN/m (on spans 1, 3 to 7)
uniform linear load q = -15 kN/m (on span 2)
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Fx = 30 kN at x = 6m (case 2 span 1)
Fx = -50 kN at x = 6m (case 3 span 2)
Fx = 50 kN at x = 12m (case 3 span 2)
Fx = -40 kN at x = 12m (case 4 span 3)
Fx = 40 kN at x = 18m (case 4 span 3)
Fx = -100 kN at x = 18m (case 5 span 4)
Fx = 100 kN at x = 24m (case 5 span 4)
Fx = -150 kN at x = 24m (case 6 span 5)
Fx = 150 kN at x = 30m (case 6 span 5)
Fx = -8 kN at x = 30m (case 7 span 6)
Fx = 8 kN at x = 36m (case 7 span 6)
Fx = -8 kN at x = 36m (case 8 span 7
Fx = 8 kN at x = 42m (case 8 span 7)
► Case 9 (ACC): uniform linear load a = -25 kN/m (on 8th span)
Fx = 8 kN at x = 36m (case 9 span 8)
Fx = -8 kN at x = 42m (case 9 span 8)
Comb BAELUS: 1.35xDL+1.5xLL with duration of more than 24h (comb 101, 104 to 107)
Comb BAEULI: 1.35xDL+1.5xLL with duration between 1h and 24h (comb 102)
Comb BAELUC: 1.35xDL + 1.5xLL with duration of less than 1h (comb 103)
Comb BAELS: 1xDL + 1*LL (comb 108 to 114)
Comb BAELA: 1xDL + 1xACC with duration of less than 1h (comb 115)
■ Internal: None.
Reference solution
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1.85.1 Description
Verifies the vertical displacement and the normal force on a cantilever beam in Eulerian buckling with thermal load.
1.85.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L= 10.00 m
■ S=0.01 m2
■ I = 0.0002 m4
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.0 x 1010 N/m2,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.1,
■ Coefficient of thermal expansion: = 0.00001.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed at end x = 0,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Punctual load P = -100000 N at x = L,
■ Internal: T = -50°C (Contraction equivalent to the compression force)
N 100000
( 0 0.0005 T 0.00001 50 )
ES 2.1010 0.01
Reference solution
The reference critical load established by Euler is:
Observation: in this case, the thermal load has no effect over the critical coefficient
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1.86.1 Description
Double cross with hinged ends.
Tested functions: Eigen frequencies, crossed beams, in plane bending.
1.86.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
Materials properties
11
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2 x 10 Pa,
■ Density: = 8000 kg/m 3
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H points restraint along x and y;
■ Inner: None.
Loading
None for the modal analysis
Modal deformations
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1.87.1 Description
Verifies the rotation, the displacement and the moment on a beam consisting of two elements of the same length and
identical characteristics with 3 T/C supports (k -> infinite).
1.87.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L= 10 m
4
■ Section: IPE 200, Iz = 0.00001943 m
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 N/m2,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Support at node 1 restrained along x and y (x = 0),
► Support at node 2 restrained along y (x = 10 m),
T/C stiffness ky (1.10 N/m),
30
►
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Vertical punctual load P = -100 N at x = 5 m,
■ Internal: None.
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Displacements
1
0.000115 rad
3PL2 2EI z k y L3
32EI 3EI 2k L
z z y
3
PL 3EI k L
2 3
2 0.000077 rad
z y
16EI 3EI 2k L
z z y
3
3PL3
v3 0
16 3EI z 2k y L3
3
PL 6EI z k y L3
2
0.000038 rad
32EI z 3EI z 2k L
y
3
Mz Moments
M z1 0
3k y PL4
Mz2
16 3EI z 2k y L3 93.75 N.m
PL M z 2 M z1
M z ( x 5m) 203.13 N.m
4 2
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1.88 BAEL 91 (concrete design) - France: Design of a concrete floor with an opening (03-
0208SSLLG_BAEL91)
1.88.1 Description
Verifies the displacements, bending moments and reinforcement results for a 2D concrete slab with supports and
punctual loads.
1.88.2 Background
Slab geometry
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Support positions
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Load Combinations
Code Numbers Type Title
BAGMAX 1 Static Permanent loads + self weight
BAQ 2 Static Usage overloads
BAELS 101 Comb_Lin Gmax+Q
BAELU 102 Comb_Lin 1.35Gmax+1.5Q
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Main hypothesis
■ Top and bottom concrete covers: 3 cm
■ Slightly dangerous cracking
■ Concrete B25 => Fc28= 25 MPa
■ Reinforcement calculation according to Wood method.
■ Calculation starting from non averaged forces.
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Axi reinforcements
Ayi reinforcements
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Axs reinforcements
Ays reinforcements
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1.89.1 Description
Verifies the steel calculation results (displacement at ridge, normal forces, bending moments, deflections, stresses,
buckling lengths, lateral torsional buckling lengths and cross section optimization) for a 2D metallic portal frame,
according to CM66.
1.89.2 Background
Model preview
Combinations
Code Numbers Type Title
CMP 1 Static Permanent load + self weight
CMS 2 Static Usage overloads
CMCFN 101 Comb_Lin 1.333P
CMCFN 102 Comb_Lin 1.333P+1.5S
CMCFN 103 Comb_Lin P+1.5S
CMCD 104 Comb_Lin P+S
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Main hypotheses
For columns
■ Deflections: 1/150
Envelopes deflections calculation.
■ Buckling: XY plane: Automatic calculation of the structure on fixed nodes
XZ plane: Automatic calculation of the structure on fixed nodes
Ka-Kb Method
■ Lateral-torsional buckling: Ldi automatic calculation: no restraints
Lds imposed value: 2 m
Optimization criteria
■ Work ratio optimization between 90 and 100%
■ Labels optimization (on Advance Design templates)
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Deflection verification
Ratio
CM Stress diagrams
Work ratio
Stresses
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Buckling lengths
Lfy
Lfz
Ldi
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Lds
Optimization
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1.90 BAEL 91 (concrete design) - France: Linear element in simple bending - without compressed
reinforcement (02-0162SSLLB_B91)
1.90.1 Description
Verifies the reinforcement results for a concrete beam with 8 isostatic spans subjected to uniform loads.
1.90.2 Background
Units
■ Forces: kN
■ Moment: kN.m
■ Stresses: MPa
2
■ Reinforcement density: cm
Geometry
■ Beam dimensions: 0.2 x 0.5 ht
■ Length: l = 42 m in 7 spans of 6m,
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 20000 MPa,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Hinged at end x = 0,
► Vertical support at the same level with all other supports
■ Inner: Hinge z at each beam end (isostatic)
Loading
■ External:
► Case 1 (DL): uniform linear load g = -5 kN/m (on all spans except 8)
► Case 9 (ACC): uniform linear load a = -25 kN/m (on 8th span)
th
► Case 10 (DL): uniform linear load g = -5 kN/m (on 8 span)
Comb BAELUS: 1.35xDL+1.5xLL with duration of more than 24h (comb 101, 104 to 107)
Comb BAEULI: 1.35xDL+1.5xLL with duration between 1h and 24h (comb 102)
Comb BAELUC: 1.35xDL + 1.5xLL with duration of less than 1h (comb 103)
Comb BAELS: 1xDL + 1*LL (comb 108 to 114)
Comb BAELUA: 1xDL + 1xACC (comb 115)
■ Internal: None.
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Reference solution
Span 1 Span 2 Span 3 Span 4 Span 5 Span 6 Span 7 Span 8
fc28 20 35 50 25 60 30 40 45
ft28 1.8 2.7 3.6 2.1 4.2 2.4 3 3.3
fe 500 235 400 500 500 235 500 500
teta 1 0.9 0.85 1 1 1 1 0.85
gamb 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.15
gams 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 1
h 1.6 1 1.6 1.6 1.6 1 1.6 1.6
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Reference
The "Mu limit" method must be applied to attain the same results.
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1.91.1 Description
Verifies the steel calculation results (maximum displacement, normal force, bending moment, deflections, buckling
lengths, lateral-torsional buckling and cross section optimization) for a simple metallic framework with a concrete
floor, according to CM66.
1.91.2 Background
Model preview
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Hypotheses
For columns
■ Deflections: 1/150
Envelopes deflections calculation.
■ Buckling XY plane: Automatic calculation of the structure on displaceable nodes
XZ plane: Automatic calculation of the structure on fixed nodes
■ Lateral-torsional buckling: Ldi automatic calculation: hinged restraint
Lds automatic calculation: hinged restraint
For rafters
■ Deflections: 1/200
Envelopes deflections calculation.
■ Buckling: XY plane: Automatic calculation of the structure on displaceable nodes
XZ plane: Automatic calculation of the structure on fixed nodes
■ Lateral-torsional buckling: Ldi automatic calculation: no restraint
Lds automatic calculation: hinged restraint
For columns
■ Deflections: 1/150
Envelopes deflections calculation.
■ Buckling: XY plane: Automatic calculation of the structure on displaceable nodes
XZ plane: Automatic calculation of the structure on displaceable nodes
■ Lateral-torsional buckling: Ldi automatic calculation: hinged restraint
Lds automatic calculation: hinged restraint
Optimization parameters
■ Work ratio optimization between 90 and 100%
■ All the sections from the library are available.
■ Labels optimization.
The results of the optimization given below correspond to an iteration of the finite elements calculation.
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Deflection verification
Ratio
■ Columns: L / 168
■ Rafter: L / 96
■ Column: L / 924
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CM Stress diagrams
Work ratio
Stresses
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Buckling lengths
Lfy
Lfz
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Ldi
Lds
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Optimization
Warning, the Mz bending moment of Effel Structure corresponds to the My bending moment of Advance Design.
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Warning, the local axes in Effel Structure are opposite to those in Advance Design.
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1.92.1 Description
A structure consisting of 2 beams and 2 punctual masses, subjected to a lateral earthquake along X. The frequency
modes, the eigen vectors, the participation factors, the displacement at the top of the mast and the forces at the top
of the mast are verified.
1.92.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ Length: L= 35.00 m,
■ Outer radius: Rext= 3.00 m,
■ Inner radius: Rint= 2.80 m,
Masses
■ M1= 203873.6 kg
■ M2= 101936.8 kg
Materials properties
10 2
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E= 1.962 x 10 N/m ,
■ Poisson's ratio: = 0.1,
= 25 kN/m ,
3
■ Density:
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Boundary conditions
■ Outer: Fixed in X= 0.00m, Y= 0.00 m,
Loading
■ External: Seismic excitation on X direction
det K M 2 0
48EI 16 5
K
5
7L3 2
M1 0
M
0
M2
Eigen modes Units Reference
1 Hz 2.085
2 Hz 10.742
Modal vectors
For 1:
48EI 16 5 M 2 0 U1 U 1
1 1 0 1 1
7L3 5 2 0 2
M 2 1 2 U 3.055
U 2
For 2:
U 1
2 1
U 2 0.655
9.305 10 4 2.01 10 3
1 ; 2
3
1.316 10 3
2.842 10
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Modal deformations
Design spectrum
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Nominal acceleration:
f1 2.085Hz a n 5.5411m s 2
f2 10.742Hz a n 6.25 m s 2
Observation: the gap between pulses is greater than 10%, so the modal responses can be regarded as independent.
Pseudo-acceleration
i a i i i in (m/s2)
0.4
5%
: Damping correction factor,
: Structure damping.
2.7026 3.7852
1 1
8.2556 - 2.4783
1.576E 02 8.318E 04
1 2
4.814E 02 - 5.446E 04
5.510E 05 7.717E 05
F1 F2
8.415E 05 - 2.526E 05
U1 4.81E 02 2
5.446E 04
2
Units Reference
m 4.814 E-02
T1
8.415E 05 2
2.526E 05
2
3
3: Being the behavior coefficient of forces
Units Reference
N 2.929 E+05
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Units Reference
N.m 1.578 E+07
Reference
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1.93.1 Description
Verifies the displacement and the normal force for a bar system containing 4 elements of the same length and 2
diagonals.
1.93.2 Background
Units
I. S.
Geometry
■ L= 5 m
■ Section S = 0.005 m2
Materials properties
Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 N/m2.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Support at node 1 restrained along x and y,
► Support at node 2 restrained along x and y,
■ Inner: None.
Loading
■ External: Horizontal punctual load P = 50000 N at node 3,
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■ Internal: None.
Displacements
5PL
u3 u 4 0.001195 m
11ES
PL
v3 0.000238 m
ES
v4 0
N normal forces
N12 0 N14 0
N23 P 50000 N N13 2P 70711N
N 43 0 N42 0
Deformed shape
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1.94 Generating planar efforts before and after selecting a saved view (TTAD #11849)
1.94.1 Description
Generates efforts for all planar elements before and after selecting the third saved view.
1.95 Verifying forces for triangular meshing on planar element (TTAD #11723)
1.95.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation, verifies the forces for triangular meshing on a planar element and generates
a report for planar elements forces by load case.
The planar element is a square shell (5 m) with a thickness of 20 cm, C20/25 material with a linear rigid support. A
linear load of -10.00 kN is applied on FZ direction.
1.96 Verifying stresses in beam with "extend into wall" property (TTAD #11680)
1.96.1 Description
Verifies the results on two concrete beams which have the "Extend into the wall" option enabled. One of the beams is
connected to 2 walls on both sides and one with a wall and a pole. Generates the linear elements forces by elements
report.
1.97 Verifying the displacement results on linear elements for vertical seism (TTAD #11756)
1.97.1 Description
Verifies the displacements results on an inclined steel bar for vertical seism according to Eurocodes 8 localization
and generates the corresponding report.
The steel bar has a rigid support and IPE100 cross section and is subjected to self weight and seism load on Z
direction (vertical).
1.98 Verifying constraints for triangular mesh on planar elements (TTAD #11447)
1.98.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation, verifies the stresses for triangular mesh on a planar element and generates
a report for planar elements stresses in neutral fiber.
The planar element is 20 cm thick, C20/25 material with a linear rigid support. A linear load of 30.00 kN is applied on
FX direction.
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1.99 Verifying diagrams after changing the view from standard (top, left,...) to user view (TTAD
#11854)
1.99.1 Description
Verifies the results diagrams display after changing the view from standard (top, left,...) to user view.
1.100.1 Description
Verifies forces results on concrete beams consisting of a linear element and on beams consisting of two linear
elements. Generates the linear elements forces by load case report.
1.101.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation on a complex concrete structure with four levels. Generates results for
Torsors NZ/Group. Verifies the legend results.
The structure has 88 linear elements, 30 planar elements, 48 windwalls, etc.
1.102.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation on a complex model with concrete, steel and timber elements. Verifies the
Sxx results on beams. Generates the maximum stresses report.
The structure has 40 timber linear elements, 24 concrete linear elements, 143 steel elements. The loads applied on
the structure: dead loads, live loads, snow loads, wind loads and temperature loads (according to Eurocodes).
1.103.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation and verifies the results diagrams for Mf torsors on a high wall divided in 6
walls (by height).
The loads applied on the model: self weight, two live load cases and seism loads according to Eurocodes 8.
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1.104 EC8 / NF EN 1998-1 - France: Verifying the level mass center (TTAD #11573, TTAD #12315)
1.104.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation on a model with two planar concrete elements with a linear support. Verifies
the level mass center and generates the "Excited total masses" and "Level modal mass and rigidity centers" reports.
The model consists of two planar concrete elements with a linear fixed support. The loads applied on the model are:
self weight, a planar live load of -1 kN and seism loads according to French standards of Eurocodes 8.
1.105.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation and generates the punctual supports report, containing the following tables:
"Displacements of point supports by load case", "Displacements of point supports by element", "Point support actions
by load case", "Point support actions by element" and "Sum of actions on supports and nodes restraints".
The structure consists of concrete, steel and timber linear elements with punctual supports.
1.106 Verifying nonlinear analysis results for frames with semi-rigid joints and rigid joints (TTAD
#11495)
1.106.1 Description
Verifies the nonlinear analysis results for two frames with one level. One of the frames has semi-rigid joints and the
other has rigid joints.
1.107.1 Description
Generates a report with the torsors per level results.
1.108.1 Description
Verifies the behavior of supports with several rigidities fields defined.
Performs the finite elements calculation and generates the "Displacements of linear elements by element" report.
The model consists of a vertical linear element (concrete B20, R20*30 cross section) with a rigid punctual support at
the base and a T/C punctual support at the top. A value of 15000.00 kN/m is defined for the KTX and KTZ stiffeners
of the T/C support. Two loads of 500.00 kN are applied.
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1.109.1 Description
Verifies the supports behavior when the rigidity has a high value.
Performs the finite elements calculation and generates the "Displacements of linear elements by element" report.
The model consists of a vertical linear element (concrete B20, R20*30 cross section) with a rigid punctual support at
the base and a T/C punctual support at the top. A large value of the KTX stiffener of the T/C support is defined. Two
loads of 500.00 kN are applied.
1.110 Verifying the main axes results on a planar element (TTAD #11725)
1.110.1 Description
Verifies the main axes results on a planar element.
Performs the finite elements calculation for a concrete wall (20 cm thick) with a linear support. Displays the forces
results on the planar element main axes.
1.111 Verifying the display of the forces results on planar supports (TTAD #11728)
1.111.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation and verifies the display of the forces results on a planar support. The model
consists of a concrete vertical element with a planar support.
1.112 Verifying the internal forces results for a simple supported steel beam
1.112.1 Description
Performs the finite elements calculation for a horizontal element (S235 material and IPE180 cross section) with two
hinge rigid supports at each end. One of the supports has translation restraints on X, Y and Z, the other support has
restraints on Y and Z.
Verifies the internal forces My, Fz. Validated according to: Example: 3.1 - Simple beam bending without the stability
loss Publication: Steel structures members - Examples according to Eurocodes By: F. Wald a kol.
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1.113 Verifying forces on a linear elastic support which is defined in a user workplane (TTAD
#11929)
1.113.1 Description
Verifies forces on a linear elastic support, which is defined in a user workplane, and generates a report with forces for
linear support in global and local workplane.
1.114 Verifying torsors on a single story coupled walls subjected to horizontal forces
1.114.1 Description
Verifies torsors on a single story coupled walls subjected to horizontal forces
1.115 Calculating torsors using different mesh sizes for a concrete wall subjected to a horizontal
force (TTAD #13175)
1.115.1 Description
Calculates torsors using different mesh sizes for a concrete wall subjected to a horizontal force.
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1.116 Verifying results of a steel beam subjected to dynamic temporal loadings (TTAD #14586)
1.116.1 Description
Verifies a double-end fixed steel beam subjected to harmonic concentrated loadings.
2 Hz and 3 Hz excitation frequencies are studied.
1.116.2 Background
The harmonic response of a steel beam fixed at both ends is studied. The beam contains 8 elements having the
same length and identical characteristics. Harmonic concentrated loadings (a vertical load and a bending moment)
are applied in the middle of the beam. Two excitation frequencies are studied: 2.0 and 3.0 Hz.
Units
I. S.
Geometry
Below are described the beam cross section characteristics:
■ Beam length: L = 16 m,
■ Square shaped cross section: b = 0.05 m,
■ Section area: A = 0.06 m2,
4
■ Flexion inertia moment about the y (or z) axis: I = 0.0001 m .
Materials properties
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E = 2.1 x 1011 N/m2,
■ Poisson coefficient: = 0.3,
■ Density: = 7850 kg/m3.
Boundary conditions
■ Outer:
► Fixed support at start point (x = 0),
► Fixed support at end point (x = 16.00).
■ Inner: None.
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Loading
■ External:
► Point load at x=8: P = Fz = -50 000 sin (2π f t) N
Reference solution
Considering a natural frequency (modal) analysis for a double-end fixed beam, the first four natural frequencies can
be determined using the following formula:
n2 EI
fn
2 L2 A
The modal response is determined considering 14 modes.
The first four mode shapes and their frequencies are:
1 = 22.37 f1 = 2.937 Hz
2
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1.117 Verifying a simply supported concrete slab subjected to temperature variation between top
and bottom fibers
1.117.1 Description
Verifies a simply supported concrete slab subjected to a variation of temperature (8 Celsius degrees outside and 22
Celsius degrees inside).
In this project, global Z axis is oriented downwards.
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1.118 FEM Results - United Kingdom: Simply supported laterally restrained (from P364 Open
Sections Example 2)
1.118.1 Description
The 533x210x92 UKB in S275 beam is fully laterally restrained along its length and pinned supports, includes a UDL
and point load at the centre.
1.118.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Below are described the column cross section characteristics:
■ Depth: h= 533.1 mm
■ Width: b= 209.3 mm
■ Flange thickness: 15.6 mm
■ Root radius: r= 12.7 mm
■ Depth between flange fillets: d= 476.5 mm
■ Second moment of area, y-y axis:
■ Plastic modulus, y-y ax:
■ Section area: A= 11700
■ Modulus of elasticity:
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Materials properties
For buildings that will be built in the UK, the nominal values of the yield strength (fy) and the ultimate strength (fu) for
structural steel should be those obtained from the product standard. Where a range is given, the lowest nominal
value should be used.
For S275 steel and t ≤ 16 mm
■ Yield strength:
is the shear area and is determined as follows for rolled I and H sections with the load applied parallel to the web.
Therefore,
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1.119 Verifying the correct use of symmetric steel cross sections (eg. IPE300S)
1.119.1 Description
This test is verifying if the symmetric steel cross sections are sent correctly, with the inversed cross section
characteristics, to the CM2 engine.
1.120 Temperature load: SD frame with elements under tempertature gradient, applied on separate
systems
1.120.1 Description
The purpose of this test is check the displacements values of a node (hinge node) on a Static determined frame.
All 3 linear elements are subjected to a load from a temperature applies with different gradient values.
All 3 temperature load cases are applied on each element, using the List option from the temperature load case.
1.121 Verifying displacements of a prestressed cable structure with results presented in Tibert,
1999.
1.121.1 Description
The model contains 12 prestressed cable elements subjected to a small uniform self-weight and concentrated loads
at each cable intersection point.
Note that the cable net is not in equilibrium under its assumed initial configuration.
The displacement at the cable intersection points under the four point loads is compared with results presented in
Tibert, 1999.
1.122 Checks the bending moments in the central node of a steel frame with two beams having a
rotational stiffness of 42590 kN/m.
1.122.1 Description
ECCS-Manual Design of Steel Structures to EC3(2010) L.S da Silva, R Simoes H Gervasio.(page 79-Example 2.2),
point a.
It checks the bending moments in the central node of a steel frame with two beams having a rotational stiffness of
42590 kN/m.
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1.123 Verifies the ultimate factored gravity loads acting on elements of a structure
1.123.1 Description
The test verifies the load combination generator according to of the National Building Code of Canada 2010
The ultimate factored gravity loads acting on elements of a structure are evaluated
1.123.2 Background
A building consists of two flat slabs supported by columns and concrete walls (acting also as lateral supports) is
subjected to gravity loads (dead loads, live loads and snow loads).
The test verifies the calculation of the factored loads and load combinations as defined by NBCC-2010 carried by an
interior column of the building and compares the results returned by the program depending on the fine element
meshing type of the slab.
Units
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Geometry
■ Cross sections:
Columns: C500 (500x500mm)
Slabs: 200mm thick
Walls: 200mm thick
Materials properties
Concrete Con030(24) is used in this test. The following characteristics are used in relation to this material:
■ Longitudinal rigidity E=26621MPa
■ Transverse rigidity: G=11092.08MPa
■ Poisson’s ratio: ν=0.2
3
■ Density=2.45T/m
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ The column are fixed at their bases, Restraints: TX, TY, TZ, RX, RY, RZ;
■ Linear rigid support are placed at the base of the supporting walls, Restraints: TX, TY, TZ, RX, RY, RZ;
Loading
The following ultimate load combinations are used in this test:
Load Combination
Case
Principal loads Companion loads
1 1.4D -
2 1.25D + 1.5L 0.5S
Note:
LOAD COMBINATIONS WITHOUT CRANE LOADS FOR ULTIMATE STATES (NBCC2010):
Load Combination
Case
Principal loads Companion loads
1 1.4D -
2 ( 1.25D or 0.9D ) + 1.5L 0.5S or 0.4W
Reference solution
The tributary area of the column is: Atributary 10m 7.5m 75m 2
COLUMN C:
Unfactored loads:
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COMB2:
Cf 1.25 225k N 0.5 138k N 350.25k N
COMB3:
Cf 1.25 225k N 1.5 138k N 488.25k N
COLUMN D:
Unfactored loads:
COMB3:
Cf 1.25 (270k N 225k N) 1.5 138k N 0.5 180k N 915.75k N
Combination 101:
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Combination 103:
Combination 106:
Level 1 693.00kN
COMB2 Factored axial load Level 2 350.25kN
Level 1 957.75kN
COMB3 Factored axial load Level 2 488.25kN
Level 1 915.75kN
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1.124.1 Description
The test verifies the response spectrum analysis method results for 2D frame.
The masses are lumped at the middle of each rigid element.
1.124.2 Background
Two storey structure shown in the figure below is subjected to Montreal response spectrum. Using RSA method the
test verifies the probable maximum displaced shape of the structure, the maximum shear in the second floor as well
as the maximum shear at the base using the SRSS combination. It is assumed that the damping is 5% in each mode
of vibration.
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Gravity g=9.81m/s
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Geometry
Cross sections:
■ Columns Level1: C164.88,
■ Columns Level2: C143.35,
■ Horizontal members: RIGID,
Lengths:
■ Columns height: 5m,
Materials properties
Reinforced concrete Con040(24) is used. The following characteristics are used in relation to this material:
■ Specified compressive strength of concrete f’c=40MPa,
■ Specified yield strength of non-restressed reinforcement or anchor steel f y=500MPa,
■ Longitudinal elastic modulus: E=29602MPa
■ Transverse rigidity: G=12334.17MPa
■ Poisson’s ratio: ν=0.2
3
■ Density: 2.45T/m
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Outer:
► All the columns are fixed at their base
■ Inner: None.
Loading
The frame is subjected the following load combination:
■ The ultimate limit state (ULS) combination is: Cmax = 1 x D
Reference solution
The relative displacement spectral response values SD i and the spectral acceleration S A i corresponding to each
mode are obtained from the Response spectrum NBCC2010 of Montreal region (soil C, damping 5%).
The modal analysis of this structure gives :
2
T1 1.231s
1
2
T2 0.600s
2
Therefore the spectral values are:
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x max
j
α S A
j D
( j) j
αj
A M r
j T
Mj
Mj Aj M A
T j
1 1
A1 A2
1.838 ; 1.089
7 0 1
M1 1 1.838
2
18.823k Ns / m
0 3.5 1.838
7 0 1
M 2 1 1.089
2
11.150Ns / m
0 3. 5 1.089
Thereby:
α1
1
1 1.8387 0 1 0.714
18.823 0 3.5 1
1 1.089
1 7 0 1
α2 0.285
11.150 0 3.5 1
α i 1
x1max
1
1 0.0321
1
0.714 0.045 (m)
x 2 max 1.838 0.059
x1max
2
1 0.0077
2
0.285 0.027 (m)
x 2 max 1.089 0.0084
c) Estimation of maximum modal forces at each level and modal shear forces at the base:
Q max
j
K x max
j
;
Vmax j M j α j 2 S A j
;
Mode1:
Q1max
1
550 200 0.0321 5.85
1 200 k N
2 max
Q 200 0.059 5.38
Mode2:
Q1max
2
550 200 0.0077 5.92
2 200 k N
Q2 max 200 0.0084 3.22
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d) Estimation of maximum responses by statistical combination of the maximum modal responses (SRSS):
Maximum modal responses are combined with the relatively simple statistical method SRSS:
2 2
( 2)
x i , max x i (1) xi ; i 1; 2
max max
Vbase, max V 1
max V
2 2
max ;
2
Maximal displacements:
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1.125.1 Description
A reinforced concrete (C25/30) frame with R20*30 cross sections for both columns and the beam is prestressed
diagonally with an S235, D5.05 cross section, cable. The reference parameters are the displacement of the upper left
corner of the frame (node 21, coord. 0 0 5) and stress Sxx on the cable (linear element no. 4, start end coord. 0 0 5).
The prestressed state of the cable is defined as an initial constraint Sxx of 10 MPa.
The reference values are compared with results obtained for an identical model on an independent software.
1.126.1 Description
It is given a simple reinforced concrete frame: two beams and one beam. The right side support suffers a settlement
of 30mm = an imposed displacement of 30mm is defined. The values for the upper left node displacement, the
displaced support displacement and the bending moment in the beam are validated with an independent software.
1.127 Plane strain behavior - dam cross-section supporting earth/water pressure of 0.7 and 1 MPa
1.127.1 Description
The model represents a retaining wall behavior under earth/water pressure load. The structure is reduced to a
representative cross-section modelled by a plane strain planar element type, made of C25/30 cocrete and fixed at the
base. The pressure (0.7 and 1 MPa) acting on the face of the wall is represented by two linear loads: 700 and 1000
kN/m.
The reference values (displacement of planar element report) are compared with results obtained for an identical
model on an independent software.
1.128 Spectral/Seismic analysis for rigid diaphragm (membrane) subjected to bidirectional seismic
action
1.128.1 Description
The test verifies the modal masses and frequencies of the 3D system subjected to bidirectional horizontal seismic
action.
The vertical elements are two columns and two shell elements made of C25/30 concrete. The columns have square
section of 30x30 cm and the walls have 20 cm thickness with a 5 m height. The columns are fixed at the base while
the walls are pinned with linear supports. The slab above the vertical elements is modelled with a load area defined
as a rigid diaphragm made of C25/30 concrete with 20 cm thickness. A gravity load uniformly distributed is defined on
the rigid diaphragm, with a value of 9.81 kN/m2. The seismic action is defined according to EN 1998-1, having
imposed agr/g = 3 and A soil type, using Elastic 1 spectrum. Modal analysis takes into account the masses obtained
by combining static loads. Ten modes will be analyzed.
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1.129.1 Description
This test verifies results from the modal analysis for a simple 3D frame structure with horizontal rectangular in plan
planar element modeled with using membrane elements type. The model consists in a C25/30 concrete 3D structure
made of linear S beams and planar "membrane", with triangular mesh type. The punctual supports are considered to
be fixed. Modal analysis includes 10 modes to be verified. Mass definition is from the self-weight of the elements with
no masses eccentricity and 0% imposed damping. The results to be verified are the frequencies of the first 10 eigen
modes and the excited total masses on UX and UY directions.
1.130.1 Description
This test verifies results from the modal analysis for a simple 3D frame structure with horizontal rectangular in plane
rigid diaphragm . The diaphragm is modelled by the Load area element. The model consists in a 3D structure made
of linear S beams and planar "rigid diaphragm", made from C25/30 concrete. Grid with triangles T3 mesh type.
The punctual supports are considered to be fixed. Modal analysis includes 10 modes to be verified. Mass definition is
from the self-weight of the elements with no masses eccentricity and 0% imposed damping. The results to be verified
are the frequencies of the first 10 eigen modes and the exited total masses on UX and UY directions.
1.131 Time history analysis on concrete membrane subjected to dynamic punctual load
1.131.1 Description
The test verifies the maximum (and @ 10s) displacement of a planar membrane which is subject to a punctual
dynamic load of 300 kN on X direction pointed at the top corner of the planar element. The test also verifies the
maximum Fxy shear force on the element.
The membrane is fully fixed at the bottom with a linear support. On one side of the membrane there is a concrete
column made of C25/30 concrete with 20x30 cm section. The membrane is made of C25/30 concrete with a
thickness of 50 mm. The base is 3.0 m with a 6.0 m height. The size of the mesh is 250 mm. The dynamic temporal
load is defined as a harmonic solicitation with a pulsation on 10 rad/sec for 20 seconds.
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1.132.1 Description
This test verifies results from the modal analysis for a simple tower-shaped structure made from bar linear elements.
All linear elements are steel pipes with the same cross-section (D100x5mm) and are defined by using ‘bar’ element
type (transferring only axial forces), made of S235 steel.
All four punctual supports are supposed to be pinned. Modal analysis includes 10 modes to be verified. Mass
definition is from the self-weight of the elements with no masses eccentricity and 0% imposed damping. The results
to be verified are the frequencies of the first 6 eigen modes and the exited total masses on UX and UY directions.
The results are validated with another independent software.
1.132.2 Background
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Geometry
■ Base length L=4.0 m
■ Base width W=3.0 m
■ Two identical segments with the height 4.0m each
■ Total structure height = 8.0 m
Linear elements
■ Type: bar
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■ Cross section:
Circular hollow
Diameter: 100.0 mm
Thickness: 5.0 mm
Materials properties
Isotropic material:
3
■ Mass Density ρ = 7850 kg/m
■ Young's Modulus E = 210 GPa
■ Poisson's Ratio ν = 0.3
Boundary conditions
■ Punctual supports at 4 points: (0;0;0), (4,0,0), (4,3,0) and (0,3,0)
■ Type: Pinned
■ Coordinate system: Global
Loading
■ None
Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Frequencies for first 6 eigen modes
■ Excited total masses (on UX and UY directions)
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Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using another
independent FEM software with following assumptions to the Modal analysis:
■ Mass matrix type: Lumped without rotations
■ Active mass directions: X,Y,Z
■ Analysis method: Subspace iteration\
■ Dumping: Not active
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1.133 Modal analysis of a structure with planar elastic supports (global coordinate system)
1.133.1 Description
This test verifies the modal analysis results for a simple 3D structure with planar elastic supports.
Supports are defined in the global coordinate systems. The model consists in a 2D frame (one horizontal beam and
two vertical columns) resting on two square planar elements. The planar elements are defined as a shell while the
linear are S beams. The planar elements have 20 cm thickness while the linear have 20x30 cm section, made of
C25/30 concrete.
Planar elastic supports are defined under the full area of both planar elements (A and B), having elastic
characteristics. Supports are defined in the global coordinate systems. Ten modes will be analyzed having mass
definition from selfweight with no eccentricity, with 0% imposed damping. The mesh type is Delaunay Q4
quadrangles with 0.5 m dimension.
Frequencies for the first 10 modes and excited total masses will be analyzed and compared with result obtained by
modelling the same structure in another independent FEM software.
1.133.2 Background
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Geometry
A 2D frame (one horizontal beam on two columns) is standing on two square planar elements.
■ Length of beam: 5.0m
■ Height of columns: 3.0 m
■ Width x Length of planar elements: 2.0 x 2.0 m
■ Thickness of planar elements: 20 cm
■ Section of linear elements: Rectangular – width 20cm, height 30 cm
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Materials properties
The same material for linear and planar elements.
Isotropic material (Concrete C25/30):
■ Mass Density ρ = 2500 kg/m3
■ Young's Modulus E = 31475.806 MPa
■ Poisson's Ratio ν = 0.2
Boundary conditions
Planar elastic supports are defined under full area of both planar elements (A and B).
Parameters for support on the planar element A (under column no. 1):
■ Coordinate system: Global
■ Stiffness:
KTX 100.0 kN/m/m2
KTY 10.0 kN/m/m2
KTZ 10000.0 kN/m/m2
KRX 0.0 kNm/deg/m 2
KRY 0.0 kNm/deg/m 2
2
KRZ 100.0 kNm/deg/m
Parameters for support on the planar element B (under column no. 2):
■ Coordinate system: Global
■ Stiffness:
KTX 100.0 kN/m/m2
KTY 10000.0 kN/m/m2
KTZ 10.0 kN/m/m2
KRX 0.0 kNm/deg/m 2
2
KRY 0.0 kNm/deg/m
KRZ 100.0 kNm/deg/m2
Loading
■ None
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Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Frequencies for first 10 eigen modes
■ Excited total masses (on UX, UY and UZ directions)
Modes 1 and 2:
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Modes 3 and 4:
Modes 5 and 6:
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Modes 7 and 8:
Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using another
independent FEM software with following assumptions to the Modal analysis:
■ Mass matrix type: Lumped without rotations
■ Active mass directions: X,Y,Z
■ Analysis method: Subspace iteration
■ Dumping: Not active
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1.134 Modal analysis of a structure with an elastic linear support (global coordinate system)
1.134.1 Description
This test verifies results from the modal analysis for a simple 3D frame structure with an elastic linear support.
Supports are defined in the global coordinate systems.
The model contains a shell element made of S235 steel with a 2.0 cm thickness. Boundary conditions consist in two
linear supports: one is a linear elastic at the top of the shell element and the other is pinned at the bottom.
10 modes will be analyzed with mass definition from self-weight. No masses eccentricity. 0% imposed damping.
Mesh is defined as Delaunay only Q4 quadrangles. Frequencies for the first 10 modes and excited total masses will
be verified and compared with results obtained by modelling the same structure in another independent FEM
software.
1.134.2 Background
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Geometry
A rectangular planar element defined on 4 points:
■ (A) 0,0,5; (B) 0,3,5; (C) 5,0,0; (D) 5,3,0;
■ Thickness: 2.00 cm
Materials properties
Isotropic material (Steel S235):
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■ Mass Density ρ= 7850 kg/m ,
■ Young's Modulus E= 210 GPa,
■ Poisson's Ratio = 0.3,
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Boundary conditions
Linear elastic support between points A and B:
■ Coordinate system: Global
■ Stiffness:
KTX 100.0 kN/m/m
KTY 0.0 kN/m/m
KTZ 10000000.0 kN/m/m
KRX 0.0 kNm/deg/m
KRY 100.0 kNm/deg/m
KRZ 10000000.0 kNm/deg/m
Loading
■ None
Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Frequencies for first 10 eigen modes,
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4 first modes:
Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using another
independent FEM software with the following assumptions to the Modal analysis:
■ Mass matrix type: Lumped without rotations,
■ Active mass directions: X,Y,Z,
■ Analysis method: Subspace iteration,
■ Dumping: Not active,
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1.135 Generalized buckling analysis on bending rigid structure made of short beam elements
1.135.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
bar elements. The structure is subject to gravitational point force at midspan. The linear elements are bar type made
of IPE200 profile, S235 steel. The truss has one fix point and one with Tx released. Magnification factors from
generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) will be verified.
1.135.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model made of short beam
elements.
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Geometry
Cross sections:
■ IPE200 (European Profiles)
Materials properties
Material S235 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Punctual Support n°1: Pin
■ Punctual Support n°2: TY, TZ and RX restrained
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Loading
The structure is subjected to the following actions:
■ 1 punctual load: FZ = -1000 kN
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes)
1.135.2.2 Modeling
1.135.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,060 0,060 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 0,170 0,170 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 0,400 0,400 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 0,680 0,680 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 1,000 1,000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 1,400 1,400 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 2,070 2,070 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 2,600 2,600 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 3,180 3,180 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 4,710 4,710 0%
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1.136 Generalized buckling analysis on bending rigid structure made of variable section beams
1.136.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
variable section elements. The structure is subject to gravitational point force at midspan.
The linear elements are made of variable beam (IPE100 to IPE400 cross section), S235 steel. The model has one
pin point and one with Ty, Tz and Rx restrained. Magnification factors from generalized buckling analysis (10 modes)
will be verified.
1.136.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model made of variable cross
section beam elements.
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Geometry
Cross sections:
■ Variable cross section beams (IPE 100 to IPE 400) (European Profiles)
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Materials properties
Material S235 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Punctual Support n°1: Pin,
■ Punctual Support n°2: TY, TZ and RX restrained,
Loading
The column is subjected to the following load combinations and actions:
■ 1 punctual load: FZ= -1000 kN,
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes),
1.136.2.2 Modeling
1.136.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,060 0,060 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 0,260 0,260 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 0,450 0,450 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 0,710 0,710 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 1,160 1,160 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 1,530 1,530 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 2,480 2,480 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 3,760 3,760 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 4,960 4,960 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 5,510 5,510 0%
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1.137 Modal analysis of a structure with an elastic linear support (local coordinate system)
1.137.1 Description
This test verifies results from the modal analysis for a simple 3D frame structure with an elastic linear support.
Supports are defined in the local coordinate systems. The model contains a shell element made of S235 steel with a
2.0 cm thickness. Boundary conditions consist in two linear supports: one is a linear elastic at the top of the shell
element and the other is pinned at the bottom. 10 modes will be analyzed with mass definition from self-weight. No
masses eccentricity. 0% imposed damping.
Mesh is defined as Delaunay only Q4 quadrangles. Frequencies for the first 10 modes and excited total masses will
be verified and compared with results obtained by modelling the same structure in another independent FEM
software.
1.137.2 Background
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Metric System
Geometry
A rectangular planar element defined on 4 points:
■ (A) 0,0,5; (B) 0,3,5: (C) 5,0,0; (C) 5,3,0
■ Thickness: 2.0 cm
Materials properties
Isotropic material (Steel S235):
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■ Mass Density ρ = 7850 kg/m
■ Young's Modulus E = 210 GPa
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Boundary conditions
Linear elastic support between points A and B:
■ Coordinate system: Local (Plate 1)
■ Stiffness:
KTX 10000000.0 kN/m/m
KTY 0.0 kN/m/m
KTZ 100.0 kN/m/m
KRX 0.0 kNm/deg/m
KRY 100.0 kNm/deg/m
KRZ 0.0 kNm/deg/m
Linear rigid support between points C and D:
■ Coordinate system: Local
■ Type: Pin (free RX,RY,RZ, blocked TX,TY,TZ)
Loading
■ None
Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Frequencies for first 10 eigen modes
■ Excited total masses (on UX, UY and UZ directions)
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4 first modes:
Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using an independent
commercial FEM software with following assumptions to the Modal analysis:
■ Mass matrix type: Lumped without rotations
■ Active mass directions: X,Y,Z
■ Analysis method: Subspace iteration
■ Dumping: Not active
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1.138.1 Description
This test verifies the modal analysis results for a 2D structure with IPE100 cross section linear elements made from
S235 steel.
The model consists of a 2D structure made of linear elements with bending stiffness on plane (XZ). Both columns are
fixed at the base. Elastic releases are defined on both ends of the linear elements with ID 5, 6 and 7.
Ten modes will be analyzed with mass definition from self-weight. The masses have no eccentricity. Frequencies for
the first 10 modes and excited total masses will be verified and compared with results obtained by modelling the
same structure in another independent FEM software.
1.138.2 Background
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Geometry
2D structure on XZ plane - dimensions as on the picture above.
Linear elements
■ Type: Beams,
■ Section: IPE100,
Materials properties
Isotropic material: Steel S235:
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Boundary conditions
■ Punctual supports at the bottom of both columns,
■ Type: Fixed (blocked are all 3 available directions: TX, TZ, RY),
■ Coordinate system: Global,
Releases
Defined elastic releases:
■ Ry (X= 0.00 m, Y= 10 kNm/deg) on both ends of linear elements with number 5,6,7;
■ Tz (X=0.00 m, Y=10 kN/m) on the top (End1) of the linear element number 9;
Loading
■ None
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Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Frequencies for first 10 eigen modes,
■ Excited total masses (on UX and UY directions),
Modes 1 and 2:
Modes 3 and 4:
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Modes 5 and 6:
Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using another
independent FEM software with following assumptions to the Modal analysis:
■ Mass matrix type: Lumped without rotations,
■ Active mass directions: X, Y, Z,
■ Analysis method: Subspace iteration,
■ Dumping: Not active,
■ To have identical model (when each linear element is meshed by dividing into 10 parts), all elements have
generated 9 additional nodes at equal intervals.
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1.139.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
one vertical membrane element. The element is subject to gravitational linear uniform distributed load at the upper
edge.
The planar element is made of C25/30 concrete with 5 cm thickness. The membrane is fixed at the bottom edge with
a linear support. Delaunay triangles and quadrangles T3-Q4 mesh type is used with 0.5 m element size.
Magnification factors from generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) will be verified.
1.139.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model made of a vertical
membrane element.
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Metric System
Geometry
■ Thickness: 5cm
Materials properties
Material C25/30 is used.
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Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Linear Support: Fixed
Loading
The membrane is subjected to the following load combinations and actions:
■ 1 linear load: FZ = -1000 kN
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes)
1.139.2.2 Modeling
1.139.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 3444,450 3444,450 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 3944,670 3944,670 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 5177,930 5177,930 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 6165,510 6165,510 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 6350,900 6350,900 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 6438,540 6438,540 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 6514,700 6514,700 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 6568,600 6568,600 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 7495,480 7495,480 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 7639,290 7639,290 0%
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1.140.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (4 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
one vertical windwall defined as rigid diaphragm element. The element is subject to gravitational linear uniform
distributed load at the upper edge.
The planar element is made of C25/30 concrete with 5 cm thickness. The windwall is fixed at the bottom edge with a
linear support. Delaunay triangles and quadrangles T3-Q4 mesh type is used with 0.5 m element size. Magnification
factors from generalized buckling analysis (4 modes) will be verified.
1.140.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model made of a windwall
defined as rigid diaphragm element.
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Metric System
Geometry
■ Thickness: 5cm
Materials properties
Material C25/30 is used.
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Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Linear Support: Fixed
Loading
The membrane is subjected to the following load combinations and actions:
■ 1 linear load: FZ = -100 kN
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (4 modes)
1.140.2.2 Modeling
1.140.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 5311,420 5311,420 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 15538,630 15538,630 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 22255,370 22255,370 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 22646,400 22646,400 0%
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1.141 Generalized buckling analysis on column with elastic support in global coordinate system
1.141.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
one vertical concrete column subject to compressive axial force, defined as beam, in global coordinate system.
The column has 20x50 cm cross section, made of C25/30 concrete with a 10 m height. The column has an elastic
point support with stiffness at the base. The column is subject to 1000kN gravitational point load. Magnification
factors from generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) and buckling lengths will be verified.
1.141.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model with elastic punctual
supports in global coordinate system. The model consists of a concrete column subject to compressive axial force.
Units
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Geometry
Cross sections:
■ R20*50
Materials properties
Material C25/30 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Elastic point support: KTZ=1000 kN/m, KTX= KTY=1kN/m and KRX= KTRY=KRZ=1 kNm/°
Loading
The model is subjected to the following actions:
■ 1 punctual load: FZ = -1000 kN
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes)
1.141.2.2 Modeling
1.141.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,005627 0,005627 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 0,005713 0,005713 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 1,050000 1,050000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 4,150000 4,150000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 6,480000 6,480000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 9,340000 9,340000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 16,630000 16,630000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 25,900000 25,900000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 26,090000 26,090000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 37,850000 37,850000 0%
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1.142 Modal analysis of a structure with elastic punctual supports (local coordinate system)
1.142.1 Description
This test verifies results from the modal analysis for a simple 3D frame structure with elastic punctual supports.
Supports are defined in the local coordinate systems (compatible with connected linear elements). Linear elements
are S beam type 20x30 cm cross section made of C25/30 concrete. Punctual elastic supports are defined on points A
and B. Seismic damping is set to 0.0% for all directions for both supports. 10 modes will be analyzed with mass
definition from self-weight of the elements with 0% imposed damping and no mass eccentricity. Frequencies and
excited total masses will be analyzed and compared with reference results obtained by modelling the same structure
in another independent software.
1.142.2 Background
Units
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Geometry
2D frame (XZ plane) defined on 3D model.
■ Beam coordinates: (A) 0,0,5; (B) 5,0,3
■ Column coordinates: (B) 5,0,3; (C) 5,0,0
Linear elements
■ Type: S beam
■ section:
Rectangular
Height: 30.0 cm
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Width: 20.0 cm
Materials properties
Isotropic material (Concrete C25/30):
■ Mass Density ρ = 2500 kg/m3
■ Young's Modulus E = 31475.806 MPa
■ Poisson's Ratio ν = 0.2
Boundary conditions
Punctual elastic supports defined on points A and B.
Seismic damping is set to 0.0% for all directions for both supports.
Point A:
■ Coordinate system: Local (Linear element #1)
■ Stiffness:
KTX 100.0 kN/m
KTY 1000000.0 kN/m
KTZ 0.0 kN/m
KRX 0.0 kNm/deg
KRY 0.0 kNm/deg
KRZ 1000000.0 kNm/deg
Point B:
■ Coordinate system: Local (Linear element #2)
■ Stiffness:
KTX 1000000.0 kN/m
KTY 100.0 kN/m
KTZ 1000000.0 kN/m
KRX 0.0 kNm/deg
KRY 100.0 kNm/deg
KRZ 0.0 kNm/deg
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Loading
■ None
Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Frequencies for first 10 eigen modes
■ Excited total masses (on UX and UY directions)
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6 first modes:
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Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using another
independent FEM software with following assumptions to the Modal analysis:
■ Mass matrix type: Lumped without rotations
■ Active mass directions: X,Y,Z
■ Analysis method: Subspace iteration\
■ Dumping: Not active
■ To have identical model (when each linear element is meshed with 0.5 m), all elements have generated
additional node at equal intervals.
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1.143.1 Description
This test verifies results from the modal analysis for a 2D structure with beam linear elements. On ends of selected
linear elements total releases are defined. The model consists of a 2D structure – bending rigid structure on plane
(XZ) made of beam linear elements. IPE100 cross section S235 steel. The two columns are fixed at the bottom.
Linear elements with number 5,6,7 have Ry released and linear element number 9 has Tz released at the top (End1).
10 modes will be analyzed with mass definition from self-weight. No masses eccentricity. 0% imposed damping.
Frequencies for the first 10 modes and excited total masses will be verified and compared with results obtained by
modelling the same structure in another independent FEM software.
1.143.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
2D structure on XZ plane - dimensions as on the picture above.
Linear elements
■ Type: Beams
■ Section: IPE100
Materials properties
Isotropic material: Steel S235:
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Boundary conditions
■ Punctual supports at the bottom of both columns
■ Type: Fixed (blocked are all 3 available directions: TX, TZ, RY)
■ Coordinate system: Global
Releases
Defined total releases:
■ Ry on both ends of linear elements with number 5,6,7
■ Tz on the top (End1) of the linear element number 9
Loading
■ None
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Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Frequencies for first 10 eigen modes
■ Excited total masses (on UX and UY directions)
Modes 1 and 2:
Modes 3 and 4:
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Modes 5 and 6:
Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using another
independent FEM software with following assumptions to the Modal analysis:
■ Mass matrix type: Lumped without rotations
■ Active mass directions: X, Y,Z
■ Analysis method: Subspace iteration\
■ Dumping: Not active
■ To have identical model (when each linear element is meshed by dividing into 10 parts), all elements have
generated 9 additional nodes at equal intervals.
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1.144.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (4 modes) for a 2D truss structure made of bar
elements. The structure is subject to gravitational point force at midspan. The linear elements are bar type made of
CE505 (Otua) profile, S235 steel. The truss has one pin point and one with Ty, Tz and Rx restrained. Magnification
factors from generalized buckling analysis will be verified.
1.144.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model made of bar elements.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ CE505 (Otua)
Materials properties
Material S235 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Punctual Support n°1: Fixed
■ Punctual Support n°2: Tx released
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Loading
The column is subjected to the following load combinations and actions:
■ 1 punctual load: FZ = -1000 kN
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (4 modes)
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1.144.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 45,750 45,750 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 53,530 53,530 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 188,800 188,800 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 189,830 189,830 0%
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1.145 Generalized buckling analysis on shell with planar elastic support in global coordinate
system
1.145.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
one vertical planar element defined as shell subject to compressive linear load, supported on a horizontal shell
element.
The shell elements are made of C25/30 concrete with 20 cm thickness. The horizontal shell has an elastic planar
support with stiffness, defined in global coordinate system. The vertical shell is subject to 200kN/m gravitational linear
load. Magnification factors from generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) will be verified.
1.145.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model with elastic planar
supports in global coordinate system. The model contains a vertical shell element supported on a horizontal shell
element.
Units
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Geometry
■ Thickness: 20cm
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Materials properties
Material C25/30 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
2 2 2
■ Elastic linear support: KTz=225 kN/m/m and KTx= KTz= 1 kN/m/m KRx= KRy=KRz=1 kNm/°/m
(global coordinate system – Planar element n°1)
Loading
The model is subjected to the following actions:
■ 1 linear load: FZ= -200 kN/m,
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes),
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1.145.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,3400 0,3400 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 0,7700 0,7800 1%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 11,3300 11,3300 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 45,4600 45,4600 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 109,7400 109,7400 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 121,7800 121,7800 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 133,4400 133,4400 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 172,4400 172,4400 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 215,6200 215,6200 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 241,5300 241,5300 0%
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1.146 Generalized buckling analysis on shell with linear elastic support in global coordinate
system
1.146.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
one vertical planar element defined as shell subject to compressive linear load. The shell element is made of C25/30
concrete with 20 cm thickness.
The shell has an elastic linear support with stiffness at the base, in global coordinate system. The shell is subject to
200kN/m gravitational linear load. Magnification factors from generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) will be
verified.
1.146.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model with elastic linear
supports in global coordinate system. The model contains a planar vertical shell element subject to gravitational linear
load.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ Thickness: 20cm,
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Materials properties
Material C25/30 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Elastic linear support n°1: KTx=200 kN/m, KTy= KTz=1 kN/m and KRx= KRy=KRz=1 kNm/°
Loading
The model is subjected to the following actions:
■ 1 linear load: FZ = -200 kN/m,
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes),
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1.146.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,0300 0,0300 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 0,1500 0,1500 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 10,6100 10,6100 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 44,7500 44,7500 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 110,2500 110,2500 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 127,9300 127,9300 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 136,6900 136,6900 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 171,9700 171,9700 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 223,3500 223,3500 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 238,3700 238,3700 0%
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1.147 Dynamic analysis - Verifies displacements on beam with point mass subject to seismic load
1.147.1 Description
The test verifies displacements of a node on a beam with point mass subject to seismic action. The model consists of
two linear elements, one column and one beam made of HEA200 S275 steel. A point mass of Mz=3000kg is
positioned at the middle of the beam.
The column is fixed at the base and the beam has restrained Tx, Ty, Tz and Rz at the right end. Dx, Dy and Dz
displacements from seismic cases Ex and Ey of node 9 will be analyzed.
1.147.2 Background
Verifies displacements on the central node of a beam on the node on which acts a point mass load under seismic
load case EX and EY.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Below are described the column cross section characteristics:
■ HEA200 (European profile)
■ Section area: A = 5383 mm2
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Materials properties
Material S275 is used. The following characteristics are used in relation to this material:
■ Density: = 7850 kg/m3
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Outer:
► Puntual support n.1: Fixed
► Puntual support n.2: Restrained TX, TY, TZ and RX
■ Inner: None.
Loading
The rafter is subjected to the following loads:
■ Dead load D (self-weight);
■ Seismic loads EN 1998-1 EX, EY, EZ,
■ Masses definition: point mass and self-weight of elements.
■ Point mass: MZ=3000 kg
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1.148 Dynamic analysis - Verifies modal mass participation percentages on a model with point
mass subject to seismic load
1.148.1 Description
The test verifies modal mass participation percentages on a model with point mass subject to seismic action. The
model consists of two linear elements, one column and one beam made of HEA200 S275 steel. A point mass of
Mz=300kg is positioned at the middle of the beam.
The column is fixed at the base and the beam has restrained Tx, Ty, Tz and Rz at theright end. Modal mass
participation percentages for the first 6 modes will be analyzed.
1.148.2 Background
Verifies the percentage of modal mass on Y direction on a beam subjected a point mass in the middle for EY load
case.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Below are described the column cross section characteristics:
■ HEA200 (European profile)
■ Section area: A = 5383 mm2
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Materials properties
Material 275 is used. The following characteristics are used in relation to this / these material(s):
■ Density: = 7850 kg/m3
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Outer:
► Punctual support n.1: Fixed
► Punctual support n.2: Restrained at TX, TY, TZ and RX
■ Inner: None.
Loading
The rafter is subjected to the following loads:
■ Dead load D (self-weight),
■ Punctual mass MZ = 3000 kg,
■ Seismic loads EN 1998-1 EX, EY, EZ,
■ Masses definition: Point masses and self-weight of elements,
■ 6 modes.
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1.149 Generalized buckling analysis on shell with linear elastic support in local coordinate system
1.149.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
one vertical planar element defined as shell subject to compressive linear load. The shell element is made of C25/30
concrete with 20 cm thickness. The shell has an elastic linear support with stiffness at the base, in local coordinate
system.
The shell is subject to 200kN/m gravitational linear load. Magnification factors from generalized buckling analysis (10
modes) will be verified.
1.149.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model with elastic linear
supports in local coordinate system. The model contains a vertical shell element subject to compressive linear load.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ Thickness: 20cm,
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Materials properties
Material C25/30 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Elastic linear support: KTy=200 kN/m, KTx= KTz=1 kN/m and KRx= KRy=KRz=1 kNm/°
(local coordinate system – Planar element n°1)
Loading
The model is subjected to the following actions:
■ 1 linear load: FZ = -200 kN/m,
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes),
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1.149.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,0300 0,0300 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 0,1500 0,1500 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 10,6100 10,6100 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 44,7500 44,7500 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 110,2500 110,2500 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 127,9300 127,9300 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 136,6900 136,6900 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 171,9700 171,9700 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 223,3500 223,3500 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 238,3700 238,3700 0%
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1.150.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
one vertical concrete column subject to compressive axial force, defined as two beams with elastic releases.
The column has 20x50 cm cross section, made of C25/30 concrete with a 10 m height, composed of two beams with
5m height each. The column has a fix point support at the base. The column is subject to 1000kN gravitational point
load.Magnification factors from generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) and buckling lengths will be verified.
1.150.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model made of Beam elements
with elastic releases.
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Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ R20*50
Materials properties
Material C25/30 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Point support: Fixed,
■ Linear element n°3: Elastic release at extremity n°2:
Loading
The model is subjected to the following actions:
■ 1 punctual load: FZ = -1000 kN,
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes),
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1.150.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,260 0,260 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 1,620 1,620 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 2,330 2,330 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 6,480 6,480 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 12,710 12,710 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 14,560 14,560 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 21,070 21,070 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 31,660 31,660 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 40,470 40,470 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 44,620 44,620 0%
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1.151 Dynamic analysis – Verifies the displacements of a sloped frame rafter subject to horizontal
seismic action
1.151.1 Description
The test verifies the displacement of a sloped frame rafter with pinned extremities subject to horizontal seismic action.
The sloped beam is subject to uniform distributed gravitational load (10kN/m).
The columns have HEA200 section while the beam has IPE200 cross section, made of S275 steel. The columns are
fixed at the base. The beam has Ry and Rz released at both ends. Displacements from seismic action will be
analyzed.
1.151.2 Background
Verifies the displacements on a sloped portal frame rafter (node n.11) with pinned extremities under horizontal seism
action (EX and EY).
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Units
Metric System
Geometry
Rafter section IPE 200:
■ Depth: h = 200 mm
■ Width: b = 100 mm
■ Section area: A = 2848 mm2
Materials properties
Material S275 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Outer:
► Column fixed at base (Z=0)
► First column fixed at top (Z=5), second column fixed at top (Z=6)
► Rafter released on both extremities on Ry and Rz.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
The rafter is subjected to the following load combinations and actions:
■ Dead load 1-D self-weight,
■ Live linear load 2 L = 10 kN/m,
■ Seism EN 1998-1 EX, EY, EZ,
■ Masses definition: obtained by combining static load cases
1.151.2.2 Modeling
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1.152 Dynamic analysis – Verifies the envelope of node displacement on linear element with elastic
releases subject to Dynamic Temporal Load
1.152.1 Description
The test verifies the envelope of node displacement of nodes situated on linear elements. The beam is subject to
dynamic temporal load. The model consists of IPE120 and IPE200 beams made of S275 steel. The main beams are
pinned at one end and have Tx, Ty, Tz and Rx restrained at the other end.
The secondary beams have Ry elastic releases at both ends. The secondary beams are subject to dynamic temporal
loads at the center of the beam having Fz = -5.00 kN, Fz = -3.00 kN, Fz = -2.00 kN. Envelope of node displacements
from the dynamic temporal load case will be analyzed.
1.152.2 Background
Verifies the envelope of the displacement on Z direction of linear element n.5 (on nodes 8, 12, 17, 22, 27, 35) with
elastic releases on the ends on Ry.
Units
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Geometry
Main beams section HEA 220:
■ Depth: h = 210 mm
■ Width: b = 220 mm
2
■ Section area: A = 6434 mm
Secondary beams section IPE 120
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■ Depth: h = 120 mm
■ Width: b = 64 mm
■ Section area: A = 1321 mm2
Materials properties
Material S275 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below for main beams:
■ Outer:
► Fixed on both the extremities;
► Pinned at extremity 1, Restrained at TX, TY, TZ and RX at extremity 2.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
The purlin is subjected to the following load combinations and actions:
■ Dead load D
■ Dynamic load DT Fz = -5.00 kN, Fz = -3.00 kN, Fz = -2.00 kN from the center to the edge
1.152.2.2 Modeling
AD
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 Difference
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Envelope of node DZ node n.8 DZ mm 1.715 1.715 0.0%
Envelope of node DZ node n.12 DZ mm 3.036 3.036 0.0%
Envelope of node DZ node n.17 DZ mm 3.849 3.849 0.0%
Envelope of node DZ node n.22 DZ mm 3.849 3.849 0.0%
Envelope of node DZ node n.27 DZ mm 3.036 3.036 0.0%
Envelope of node DZ node n.35 DZ mm 1.715 1.715 0.0%
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1.153 Dynamic analysis – Verifies the displacements of a sloped frame rafter with elastic releases
subject to horizontal seismic action
1.153.1 Description
The test verifies the displacement of a sloped frame rafter with elastic releases subject to horizontal seismic action.
The sloped beam is subject to uniform distributed gravitational load (10kN/m).
The columns have HEA200 section while the beam has IPE200 cross section, made of S275 steel. The columns are
fixed at the base. The beam has Ry elastic released at both ends. Displacements from seismic action will be
analyzed.
1.153.2 Background
Verifies the displacements on a sloped portal frame rafter (node n.11) with elastic releases at both ends subject to
horizontal seism action.
Units
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Geometry
Rafter section IPE 200:
■ Depth: h = 200 mm
■ Width: b = 100 mm
2
■ Section area: A = 2848 mm
Materials properties
Material S275 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Outer:
► Column fixed at base (Z=0),
► First column fixed at top (Z=5), second column fixed at top (Z=6),
► Rafter with elastic releases at both extremities on Ry.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
The rafter is subjected to the following load combinations and actions:
■ Dead load 1-D self-weight,
■ Live linear load 2-L = 10 kN/m,
■ Seism EN 1998-1 EX, EY, EZ,
■ Masses definition: obtained by combining static load cases.
1.153.2.2 Modeling
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1.154 Generalized buckling analysis on column with elastic support, in local coordinate system
1.154.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
one vertical concrete column subject to compressive axial force, defined as beam, in local coordinate system.
The column has 20x50 cm cross section, made of C25/30 concrete with a 10 m height. The column has an elastic
point support with stiffness at the base. The column is subject to 1000kN gravitational point load. Magnification
factors from generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) and buckling lengths will be verified.
1.154.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model with elastic punctual
supports in local coordinate system. The model consists of a concrete column subject to compressive axial force.
Units
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Geometry
Cross sections:
■ R20*50
Materials properties
Material C25/30 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Elastic point support n°1: KTZ=1000 kN/m, KTX= KTY=1kN/m and KRX= KTRY=KRZ=1 kNm/°
(local coordinate system – Linear element n°3)
Loading
The model is subjected to the following actions:
■ 1 punctual load: FZ= -1000 Kn,
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes),
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1.154.2.3 Results
Description AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,005627 0,005627 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 0,005713 0,005713 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 1,050000 1,050000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 4,150000 4,150000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 6,480000 6,480000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 9,340000 9,340000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 16,630000 16,630000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 25,900000 25,900000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 26,090000 26,090000 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 37,850000 37,850000 0%
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1.155 Generalized buckling analysis on model with beam elements with specific releases
1.155.1 Description
The test verifies the results from the generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) for a bending rigid structure made of
beam elements with specific releases subject to point load. Cross section of the beams is IPE200 made of S235
steel. The model contains one pinned support and one with Ty, Tz and Rx restrained.
Linear elements 3, 4, 5 are hinged (Ry restrained) on both edges, and linear elements 1 and 7 are hinged (Ry
restrained) on one edge. Magnification factors from generalized buckling analysis (10 modes) will be verified.
1.155.2 Background
Checking the critical magnification factors from a generalized buckling analysis on a model made of beam elements
with specific releases.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ IPE200 (European Profiles)
Materials properties
Material S235 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Punctual Support n°1: Pin,
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Loading
The model is subjected to the following actions:
■ 1 punctual load: FZ= -1000 Kn,
■ 1 Generalized buckling analysis (10 modes),
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1.155.2.3 Results
AD
Description AD 2019 Difference
2018R2
Magnification factor (Mode 1) 0,060 0,060 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 2) 0,170 0,170 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 3) 0,400 0,400 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 4) 0,680 0,680 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 5) 0,990 0,990 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 6) 1,400 1,400 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 7) 2,090 2,090 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 8) 2,520 2,520 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 9) 2,630 2,630 0%
Magnification factor (Mode 10) 3,240 3,240 0%
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1.156 Dynamic analysis – Verifies the envelope of node displacement on linear element under
Dynamic Temporal Load
1.156.1 Description
The test verifies the envelope of node displacement of nodes situated on linear element no. 9 on Z direction. The
beam is subject to dynamic temporal load. The model consists of IPE120 and IPE200 beams made of S275 steel.
The main beams are pinned at one end and have Tx, Ty, Tz and Rx restrained at the other end.
The secondary beams have Ry restrained at both ends. The secondary beams are subject to dynamic temporal loads
at the center of the beam having Fz = -5.00 kN, Fz = -3.00 kN, Fz = -2.00 kN. Envelope of node displacements from
the dynamic temporal load case will be analyzed.
1.156.2 Background
Verifies the envelopes of the node displacement on Z direction on linear element nr. 9 (nodes nr. 6, 14, 19, 24, 29,
37)
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Main beams section IPE 200:
■ Depth: h = 200 mm
■ Width: b = 100 mm
2
■ Section area: A = 2848 mm
Secondary beams section IPE 120
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■ Depth: h = 120 mm
■ Width: b = 64 mm
■ Section area: A = 1321 mm2
Materials properties
Material S275 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below for main beams:
■ Outer:
► Fixed on both the extremities;
► Pinned at extremity 1, Restrained at TX, TY, TZ and RX at extremity 2.
■ Inner: None.
Loading
The purlin is subjected to the following load combinations and actions:
■ Dead load D
■ Dynamic load DT Fz = -5.00 kN, Fz = -3.00 kN, Fz = -2.00 kN from the center to the edge
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1.157 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on a column with elastic punctual support
(local coordinate system) subject to dynamic temporal load at the top
1.157.1 Description
The test verifies displacements of a cantilever column subject to dynamic temporal load. The column has elastic point
support at the bottom and is subject to dynamic temporal load of 1.0kN on x direction at the top. The elastic point
support is defined in local coordinate system.
Cross section is HEB100 made of S235 steel with a 5m height. Displacements on nodes will be analyzed from the
Dynamic temporal load case.
1.157.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ HEB100 (European Profiles)
■ Height 5 m
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Materials properties
Material S235
1.157.2.2 Modeling
1.157.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 Dx mm 9.68 9.68 0,0%
displacement nod 2 Dx mm 13.24 13.24 0,0%
displacement nod 3 Dx mm 21.21 21.21 0,0%
displacement nod 4 Dx mm 32.23 32.23 0,0%
displacement nod 5 Dx mm 44.94 44.94 0,0%
displacement nod 6 Dx mm 58.26 58.26 0,0%
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1.158 Time history analysis – Verifying the displacements on a cantilever column connected to a
steel plate on elastic support in global coordinate system
1.158.1 Description
The test verifies the node displacements of a cantilever column connected to a steel plate.
The plate is resting on a planar elastic support. The column is subjected on X direction to a 1 kN dynamic temporal
load applied at the top of the column. The column is a HEB100 made of S235 steel with a 5 m height. The plate has
1x1 m dimensions with a 10 cm thickness made of S235 steel. Dx horizontal displacements from the dynamic
temporal load case will be analyzed.
1.158.2 Background
Verifies displacements on a cantilever column (S beam type) connected to steel plate. Column is loaded by punctual
dynamic temporal load at top 1 kN in X. Support of plate is Elastic planar.
Units
Metric System
Geometry:
■ Column cross section HEB100 (European Profiles)
■ Column Height 5 m
■ Plate Length and Width 1x1 m
■ Plate Thickness 0,1 m
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Material S235
1.158.2.2 Modeling
1.158.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 3 (bottom) (Dx) mm 3.27 327 0,0%
displacement nod 14 (top) (Dx) mm 4.11 4.11 0,0%
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1.159 Time history analysis – Verifies displacements, forces and bending moments for beam
elements structure subject to dynamic temporal loads
1.159.1 Description
The test verifies displacements and forces on a plane truss structure made entirely of “beam” type elements subject
to dynamic temporal loads. The beam elements have 75x75 mm square cross section made of G40.21M-350W steel.
The truss has one pinned support and one with Tx and Ry restraints released.
The dynamic temporal load is pointed at the top left corner of the truss having Fx=50 kN. The dynamic temporal load
is defined as a harmonic function with 2 rad/s pulsation for 20 seconds. Displacements (D), axial force and bending
moments resulted from the dynamic temporal load case will be analyzed.
1.159.2 Background
Check the reaction, behavior and internal forces for a truss structure made entirely of “Beam” elements subjected to a
dynamic load.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Below are described the cross-section characteristics:
■ Depth: h = 75mm
■ Width: b = 75mm
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Materials properties
Material(s) CSA G40-350W is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Punctual Support 1: pinned
■ Punctual Support 2:
► Tx: free
► Ty: fixed
► Tz: fixed
► Rx: fixed
► Ry: free
► Rz: fixed
Loading
The column is subjected to the following loads:
■ 1 punctual dynamic load of 50kN:
1.159.2.2 Modeling
1.159.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Displacement (MaxD) D mm 0.664 0.664 0.0%
Displacement (@10s) D mm 0.513 0.513 0.0%
Axial Force (MaxD) Fx kN 54.72 54.72 0.0%
Bending Moment (MaxD) My kN.m 0.20 0.20 0.0%
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1.160 Time history analysis - Verifies displacements, forces and bending moments for variable
beam elements structure subject to dynamic temporal loads
1.160.1 Description
The test verifies displacements and forces on a plane truss structure made entirely of “variable beam” type elements
subject to dynamic temporal loads. The variable beam elements have 25x52 mm to 25x200mm variable cross section
made of G40.21M-350W steel.
The truss has one pinned support and one with Tx and Ry restraints released. The dynamic temporal load is pointed
at the top left corner of the truss having Fx=50 kN. The dynamic temporal load is defined as a harmonic function with
2 rad/s pulsation for 20 seconds. Displacements (D), axial force and bending moments resulted from the dynamic
temporal load case will be analyzed.
1.160.2 Background
Check the reaction, behavior and internal forces for a truss structure made entirely of “Variable Beam” elements
subjected to a dynamic load.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Below are described the cross-section characteristics:
■ Start Cross-Section
Depth: h = 50mm
Width: b = 25mm
■ End Cross-section
Depth: h = 200mm
Width: b = 25mm
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Materials properties
Material(s) CSA G40-350W is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Punctual Support 1: pinned
■ Punctual Support 2:
► Tx: free
► Ty: fixed
► Tz: fixed
► Rx: fixed
► Ry: free
► Rz: fixed
Loading
The column is subjected to the following loads:
■ 1 punctual dynamic load of 50kN:
1.160.2.2 Modeling
1.160.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Displacement (MaxD) D mm 1.3216 1.3216 0.0%
Displacement (@10s) D mm 1.0644 1.0644 0.0%
Axial Force (MaxD) Fx kN 52.30 52.30 0.0%
Bending Moment (MaxD) My kN.m 0.43 0.43 0.0%
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1.161 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on a column with elastic punctual support
(global coordinate system) subject to dynamic temporal load at the top
1.161.1 Description
The test verifies displacements of a cantilever column subject to dynamic temporal load. The column has elastic point
support at the bottom and is subject to dynamic temporal load of 1.0kN on x direction at the top. The elastic point
support is defined in global coordinate system
Cross section is HEB100 made of S235 steel with a 5m height. Displacements on nodes will be analyzed from the
Dynamic temporal load case.
1.161.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
■ Section: HEB100 (European Profiles),
■ Height: 5.00 m.
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Materials properties
Material S235
1.161.2.2 Modeling
1.161.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 Dx mm 9.68 9.68 0,0%
displacement nod 2 Dx mm 13.24 13.24 0,0%
displacement nod 3 Dx mm 21.21 21.21 0,0%
displacement nod 4 Dx mm 32.23 32.23 0,0%
displacement nod 5 Dx mm 44.94 44.94 0,0%
displacement nod 6 Dx mm 58.26 58.26 0,0%
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1.162 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on shell element with linear elastic
support (local coordinate system) subject to point dynamic temporal load
1.162.1 Description
The test verifies displacements of a cantilever shell element subject to two points dynamic temporal loads. The shell
has a linear elastic support at the bottom, defined in local coordinate system. The shell has 5x5m dimensions with
10cm thickness made of S235 steel.
The mesh is defined as Delaunay triangles and quadrangles T3-Q4 with 1m mesh size. The two loads are pointed at
the top corner on x and y direction F=1kN. The test verifies the node displacements from the dynamic temporal loads
case.
1.162.2 Background
Verifies horizontal displacements on a cantilever wall (shell element type). Wall is subject to two punctual dynamic
temporal loads at top 1 kN in X and 1 kN in Y directions. The wall has one linear elastic support, defined in local
coordinate system.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
■ Length 5 m
■ Height 5 m
■ Thickness 0,1 m
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Materials properties
Material S235
1.162.2.2 Modeling
1.162.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 3 (bottom) (D) mm 5.28 5.28 0,0%
displacement nod 36 (top) (D) mm 42.43 42.43 0,0%
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1.163 NL static analysis on T/C point supports – Verifies displacements on linear elements and
forces on supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate
system
1.163.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 50kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span. S beam elements have IPE500 cross section made of S235 steel.
The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two T/C point supports with KTx=1000kN/m stiffness. The T/C
point supports are operating in compression. The T/C point supports are defined in global coordinate system.
Displacements in linear elements and forces in point supports are verified from the non-linear static case.
1.164 NL static analysis on T/C point supports – Verifies displacements on linear elements and
forces on supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in global
coordinate system
1.164.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 50kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span. S beam elements have IPE500 cross section made of S235 steel.
The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two T/C point supports with KTx=1000kN/m stiffness. The T/C
point supports are operating in compression. The T/C point supports are defined in global coordinate system.
Displacements in linear elements and forces in point supports are verified from the non-linear static case.
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1.165 Time history analysis – Verifies displacements for a rigid membrane model subject to time
history analysis load case
1.165.1 Description
The test verifies the displacements on a model made of rigid membrane elements resulted from a dynamic temporal
load case. The structure is subject to 400kN/m linear load applied at the top. The load is defined as dynamic temporal
with a harmonic function. The rigid membranes have 10 cm thickness made of C25/30 concrete. The structure is
supported on four pinned linear supports. The mesh is defined as Delaunay triangles and quadrangles T3-Q4 with
0.1 m mesh size.
Displacements resulted from the dynamic temporal load case will be verified.
1.165.2 Background
Check the reaction, behavior and internal forces for a structure made entirely of “rigid membrane” surface elements
subjected to a dynamic load.
Units
Metric System
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Geometry
Below are described the cross-section characteristics:
■ Thickness: 100mm
Materials properties
Material(s) concrete C25/30 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Linear Support 1: Pinned
■ Linear Support 2: Pinned
■ Linear Support 3: Pinned
■ Linear Support 4: Pinned
1.165.2.2 Modeling
1.165.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Displacement (MaxD) D mm 1.796238 1.796238 0.0%
Displacement (@10s) D mm 0.803732 0.803732 0.0%
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1.166 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on a column with fixed support subject to
dynamic temporal load at the top
1.166.1 Description
The test verifies displacements of a cantilever column subject to dynamic temporal load. The column is fixed at the
bottom and is subject to dynamic temporal load of 1.0kN on x direction at the top.
Cross section is HEB100 made of S235 steel with a 5m height. Displacements on nodes will be analyzed from the
Dynamic temporal load case.
1.166.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
■Section: HEB100 (European Profiles),
■ Height: H=5.00 m,
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Materials properties
Material S235
1.166.2.2 Modeling
1.166.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 Dx mm 0 0 0,0%
displacement nod 2 Dx mm 2.43 2.43 0,0%
displacement nod 3 Dx mm 9.15 9.15 0,0%
displacement nod 4 Dx mm 19.16 19.16 0,0%
displacement nod 5 Dx mm 31.24 31.24 0,0%
displacement nod 6 Dx mm 44.15 44.15 0,0%
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1.167 Time history analysis – Verifies displacements and forces for bar elements subject to
dynamic temporal load
1.167.1 Description
The test verifies displacements and forces on a plane truss structure made entirely of “bar” type elements subject to
dynamic temporal loads. The bar elements have 75x75 mm square cross section made of G40.21M-350W steel. The
truss has one fixed support and one with Tx translations released.
The dynamic temporal load is pointed at the top left corner of the truss having Fx=10 kN. The dynamic temporal load
is defined as a harmonic function with 200 rad/s pulsation for 20 seconds. Displacements (D) and axial force resulted
from the dynamic temporal load case will be analyzed.
1.167.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Below are described the cross-section characteristics:
■ Depth: h = 75mm
■ Width: b = 75mm
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Materials properties
Material(s) CSA G40-350W is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Punctual Support 1: Fixed
■ Punctual Support 2:
► Tx: free
► Ty: fixed
► Tz: fixed
► Rx: fixed
► Ry: fixed
► Rz: fixed
Loading
The column is subjected to the following loads:
■ 1 punctual dynamic load of 10kN:
1.167.2.2 Modeling
1.167.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Displacement (MaxD) D mm 1.052882 1.052882 0.0%
Displacement (@10s) D mm 0.401430 0.401430 0.0%
Axial Force (MaxD) Fx kN 226.383823 226.38382 0.0%
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1.168 Time history analysis - Verifies displacements, forces and bending moments for S beam
elements structure subject to dynamic temporal loads
1.168.1 Description
The test verifies displacements and forces on a plane truss structure made entirely of “S beam” type elements subject
to dynamic temporal loads. The S beam elements have 75x75 mm square cross section made of G40.21M-350W
steel. The truss has one pinned support and one with Tx and Ry restraints released.
The dynamic temporal load is pointed at the top left corner of the truss having Fx=50 kN. The dynamic temporal load
is defined as a harmonic function with 2 rad/s pulsation for 20 seconds. Displacements (D), axial force and bending
moments resulted from the dynamic temporal load case will be analyzed.
1.168.2 Background
Check the reaction, behavior and internal forces for a truss structure made entirely of “S Beam” elements subjected
to a dynamic load.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Below are described the cross-section characteristics:
■ Depth: h = 75mm
■ Width: b = 75mm
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Materials properties
Material(s) CSA G40-350W is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Punctual Support 1: pinned
■ Punctual Support 2:
► Tx: free
► Ty: fixed
► Tz: fixed
► Rx: fixed
► Ry: free
► Rz: fixed
Loading
The column is subjected to the following loads:
■ 1 punctual dynamic load of 50kN:
1.168.2.2 Modeling
1.168.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Displacement (MaxD) D mm 0.6187 0.6187 0.0%
Displacement (@10s) D mm 0.0396 0.0396 0.0%
Axial Force (MaxD) Fx kN 50.79 50.79 0.0%
Bending Moment (MaxD) My kN.m 0.009 0.009 0.0%
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1.169 NL static analysis on T/C linear supports – Verifies displacements on planar elements and
torsors on linear supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in global
coordinate system
1.169.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 100kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span and 100kN point force on “x” direction.
The model consists in a shell element with 20cm thickness and a short beam Element with 60x60 cm section made of
C25/30 concrete. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two T/C linear supports with KTz=1000kN/m
stiffness. The T/C linear supports are operating in compression. The T/C linear supports are defined in local
coordinate system. 0.5m mesh size. Displacements in planar elements and torsors in linear supports are verified from
the non-linear static case.
1.170 NL static analysis on T/C linear supports – Verifies displacements on planar elements and
torsors on linear supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in local
coordinate system
1.170.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 100kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span and 100kN point force on “x” direction.
The model consists in a shell element with 20cm thickness and a short beam Element with 60x60 cm section made of
C25/30 concrete. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two T/C linear supports with KTz=1000kN/m
stiffness. The T/C linear supports are operating in tension.The T/C linear supports are defined in local coordinate
system. 0.5m mesh size. Displacements in planar elements and torsors in linear supports are verified from the non-
linear static case.
1.171 NL static analysis on T/C point supports – Verifies displacements on linear elements and
forces on supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate
system
1.171.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 50kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span.
S beam elements have IPE500 cross section made of S235 steel. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle
and two T/C point supports with KTx=1000kN/m stiffness. The T/C point supports are operating in tension. The T/C
point supports are defined in local coordinate system. Displacements in linear elements and forces in point supports
are verified from the non-linear static case.
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1.172 NL static analysis on T/C linear supports – Verifies displacements on planar elements and
torsors on linear supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in local
coordinate system
1.172.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 100kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span and 100kN point force on “x” direction.
The model consists in a shell element with 20cm thickness and a short beam Element with 60x60 cm section made of
C25/30 concrete. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two T/C linear supports with KTx=1000kN/m
stiffness. The T/C linear supports are operating in compression. The T/C linear supports are defined in local
coordinate system. 0.5m mesh size.Displacements in planar elements are verified from the non-linear static case.
1.173 NL static analysis on T/C linear supports – Verifies displacements on planar elements and
torsors on linear supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in global
coordinate system
1.173.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 100kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span and 100kN point force on “x” direction.
The model consists in a shell element with 20cm thickness and a short beam Element with 60x60 cm section made of
C25/30 concrete. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two T/C linear supports with KTz=1000kN/m
stiffness. The T/C linear supports are operating in tension. The T/C linear supports are defined in global coordinate
system. 0.5m mesh size. Displacements in planar elements and torsors in linear supports are verified from the non-
linear static case.
1.174 NL static analysis on T/C planar supports – Verifies displacements on elements and torsors
on supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate
system
1.174.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 125kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span and 200kN point force on “x” direction.
The model consists in a shell element with 20cm thickness and two short beam element with 60x60 cm (40x60 cm)
section made of C25/30 concrete. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two square shell elements
which have T/C planar supports with KTz=1000kN/m stiffness. The T/C planar supports are operating in
compression. The T/C planar supports are defined in global coordinate system. 0.5m mesh size. Displacements in
planar elements and torsors in planar supports are verified from the non-linear static case.
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1.175 NL static analysis on T/C planar supports – Verifies displacements on elements and torsors
on supports operating in compression with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate system
1.175.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 125kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span and 200kN point force on “x” direction.
The model consists in a shell element with 20cm thickness and two short beam element with 60x60 cm (40x60 cm)
section made of C25/30 concrete. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two square shell elements
which have T/C planar supports with KTz=1000kN/m stiffness. The T/C planar supports are operating in
compression. The T/C planar supports are defined in local coordinate system. 0.5m mesh size.
Displacements in planar elements and torsors in planar supports are verified from the non-linear static case.
1.176 NL static analysis on T/C planar supports – Verifies displacements on elements and torsors
on supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in local coordinate system
1.176.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 125kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span and 200kN point force on “x” direction.
The model consists in a shell element with 20cm thickness and two short beam element with 60x60 cm (40x60 cm)
section made of C25/30 concrete. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two square shell elements
which have T/C planar supports with KTz=1000kN/m stiffness. The T/C planar supports are operating in tension. The
T/C planar supports are defined in local coordinate system. 0.5m mesh size.
Displacements in planar elements and torsors in planar supports are verified from the non-linear static case.
1.177 NL static analysis on T/C point supports – Verifies displacements on linear elements and
forces on supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate
system
1.177.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 50kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span.
S beam elements have IPE500 cross section made of S235 steel. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle
and two T/C point supports with KTz=1000kN/m stiffness. The T/C point supports are operating in tension. The T/C
point supports are defined in global coordinate system.
Displacements in linear elements and forces in point supports are verified from the non-linear static case.
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1.178 Time history analysis – Verifies displacements and bending moments for a plate type
element subject to dynamic temporal load case
1.178.1 Description
The test verifies the displacements and bending moments on a plate type element resulted from a dynamic temporal
load. The plate has 2x6 m in plane dimensions with 15 cm thickness made of C25/30 concrete. The plate is
supported on four point supports. The plate is subject to 5kN/m2 gravitational uniform distributed load defined as
dynamic temporal load. The mesh is defined as Delaunay triangles and quadrangles T3-Q4 with 0.1 m mesh size.
Displacements and bending moments resulted from the dynamic temporal load case will be verified.
1.178.2 Background
Check the reaction, behavior and internal forces for a structure made entirely of “plate” surface elements subjected to
a dynamic load.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Below are described the cross-section characteristics:
■ Thickness: 150mm
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Materials properties
Material(s) concrete C25/30 is used.
Boundary conditions
The boundary conditions are described below:
■ Point Support 1:
Tx: fixed
Ty: fixed
Tz: fixed
Rz: fixed
■ Point Support 2:
Tz: fixed
■ Point Support 3:
Tz: fixed
■ Point Support 4:
Tz: fixed
The floor is subjected to the following loads:
■ 1 planar dynamic load of -5kN/m^2:
1.178.2.2 Modeling
1.178.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
Displacement (MaxD) D mm 15.793817 15.793817 0.0%
Displacement (@10s) D mm 4.467070 4.467070 0.0%
Moment (MaxD) Mxx kN.m 8.99 8.99 0.0%
Moment (MaxD) Myy kN.m 37.30 37.30 0.0%
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1.179 NL static analysis on T/C planar supports – Verifies displacements on elements and torsors
on supports operating in tension with elastic stiffness defined in global coordinate system
1.179.1 Description
The test verifies a two-span frame response from non-linear static analysis. The structure is subject to 125kN/m
gravitational uniform distributed load on one span and 200kN point force on “x” direction.
The model consists in a shell element with 20cm thickness and two short beam element with 60x60 cm (40x60 cm)
section made of C25/30 concrete. The frame is supported by a fix point in the middle and two square shell elements
which have T/C planar supports with KTz=1000kN/m stiffness. The T/C planar supports are operating in tension. The
T/C planar supports are defined in global coordinate system. 0.5m mesh size.
Displacements in planar elements and torsors in planar supports are verified from the non-linear static case.
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1.180 Elastic punctual (local coordinate system) supports in Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a cantilever column (S beam type)
1.180.1 Description
This test verifies the displacements on a cantilever column subject to horizontal point force and supported on an
elastic point support. The column is a HEB100 european profile made of S235 steel with a 5 m height, The elastic
point support is defined to have KTx=KTy=KTz=100kN/m and KRx=KRy=KRz=100kNm/° stiffness.
The elastic point support is defined in local coordinate system. Nodes displacements are verified after performing
static linear analysis on the model.
1.180.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ HEB100 (European Profiles)
■ Height 5 m
Materials properties
Material S235
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1.180.2.2 Modeling
1.180.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 DX mm 10.00 10.00 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DX mm 13.36 13.36 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DX mm 20.95 20.95 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DX mm 31.73 31.73 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DX mm 44.62 44.62 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DX mm 58.57 58.57 0.0%
displacement nod 1 DZ mm -10.02 -10.02 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DZ mm -10.02 -10.02 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DZ mm -10.03 -10.03 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DZ mm -10.03 -10.03 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DZ mm -10.03 -10.03 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DZ mm -10.03 -10.03 0.0%
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1.181 T/C planar support (global coordinate system) in Non-Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a horizontal plate (shell type) subject to uniform distributed planar load
1.181.1 Description
This test verifies the displacements on a horizontal shell plate subject to gravitationalplanar uniform distributed load
supported on an T/C planar support. The shell has 20cm thickness and is made of C25/30 concrete. The T/C planar
support is defined to have KTx=KTy=KTz=100kN/m and KRx=KRy=KRz=100kNm/° stiffness.
The T/C planar support is defined in global coordinate system. Nodes displacements are verified after performing
static non-linear analysis on the model.
1.181.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ Plate thickness: h= 20 cm,
■ Length*width: L*b= 500x500 cm.
Materials properties
Material: C25/30
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1.181.2.2 Modeling
1.181.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 7 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 8 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 9 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
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1.182 Elastic linear (global coordinate system) support in Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a S type beam subject to point force at midspan
1.182.1 Description
This test verifies the displacements on a horizontal S type beam subject to gravitational point force and supported on
an elastic linear support. The S beam is a HEB100 european profile made of S235 steel with a 5 m length. The
elastic linear support is defined to have KTx=KTy=KTz=100kN/m and KRx=KRy=KRz=100kNm/° stiffness.
The elastic linear support is defined in global coordinate system. Nodes displacements are verified after performing
static linear analysis on the model.
1.182.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ HEB100 (European Profiles)
■ Length 5 m
Materials properties
Material S235
1.182.2.2 Modeling
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1.182.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 DZ mm -3.95 -3.95 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DZ mm -3.99 -3.99 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DZ mm -4.05 -4.05 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DZ mm -4.05 -4.05 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DZ mm -3.99 -3.99 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DZ mm -3.95 -3.95 0.0%
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1.183 NL static analysis on strut element type - Verifies nodal displacements and forces in strut
after performing NL static analysis
1.183.1 Description
The test verifies the response of a braced frame subject to horizontal point load after performing NL static analysis on
the model. The structure consists of S beam to define the frame and a diagonal strut. The frame is fixed at the base
by two point supports. Horizontal point force is applied at the beam column intersection.
Horizontal nodes displacements and axial forces in the strut element resulted from the 10 steps load application are
verified.
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1.184 T/C punctual (local coordinate system) supports in Non-Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a cantilever column (S beam type)
1.184.1 Description
This test verifies the displacements on a cantilever column subject to horizontal point force and supported on an T/C
point support defined to operate in compression. The column is a HEB100 european profile made of S235 steel with
a 5 m height. The T/C point support is defined to have KTx=KTy=KTz=100kN/m and KRx=KRy=KRz=100kNm/°
stiffness.The T/C point support is defined in local coordinate system.
Nodes displacements are verified after performing static non-linear analysis on the model.
1.184.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ HEB100 (European Profiles)
■ Height 5 m
Materials properties
Material S235
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1.184.2.2 Modeling
1.184.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 DX mm 10.00 10.00 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DX mm 13.36 13.36 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DX mm 20.95 20.95 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DX mm 31.73 31.73 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DX mm 44.62 44.62 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DX mm 58.57 58.57 0.0%
displacement nod 1 DZ mm -10.02 -10.02 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DZ mm -10.02 -10.02 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DZ mm -10.03 -10.03 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DZ mm -10.03 -10.03 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DZ mm -10.03 -10.03 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DZ mm -10.03 -10.03 0.0%
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1.185 Elastic linear (local coordinate system) support in Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a S type beam subject to point force at midspan
1.185.1 Description
This test verifies the displacements on a horizontal S type beam subject to gravitational point force and supported on
an elastic linear support. The S beam is a HEB100 european profile made of S235 steel with a 5 m length. The
elastic linear support is defined to have KTx=KTy=KTz=100kN/m and KRx=KRy=KRz=100kNm/° stiffness.
The elastic linear support is defined in local coordinate system.Nodes displacements are verified after performing
static linear analysis on the model.
1.185.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ HEB100 (European Profiles)
■ Lenght 5 m
Materials properties
Material S235
1.185.2.2 Modeling
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1.185.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 DZ mm -3.95 -3.95 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DZ mm -3.99 -3.99 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DZ mm -4.05 -4.05 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DZ mm -4.05 -4.05 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DZ mm -3.99 -3.99 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DZ mm -3.95 -3.95 0.0%
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1.186 T/C linear (local coordinate system) support in Non-Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a S type beam subject to point force at midspan
1.186.1 Description
This test verifies the displacements on a horizontal S type beam subject to gravitational point force and supported on
an T/C linear support. The S beam is a HEB100 european profile made of S235 steel with a 5 m length. The T/C
linear support is defined to have KTx=KTy=KTz=100kN/m and KRx=KRy=KRz=100kNm/° stiffness. The T/C linear
support is defined in local coordinate system and imposed to operate in compression.
Nodes displacements are verified after performing static non-linear analysis on the model.
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1.187 T/C linear (global coordinate system) support in Non-Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a S type beam subject to point force at midspan
1.187.1 Description
This test verifies the displacements on a horizontal S type beam subject to gravitational point force and supported on
an T/C linear support. The S beam is a HEB100 european profile made of S235 steel with a 5 m length. The T/C
linear support is defined to have KTx=KTy=KTz=100kN/m and KRx=KRy=KRz=100kNm/° stiffness. The T/C linear
support is defined in global coordinate system and imposed to operate in compression.
Nodes displacements are verified after performing static non-linear analysis on the model.
1.187.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ HEB100 (European Profiles)
■ Lenght 5 m
Materials properties
Material S235
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1.187.2.2 Modeling
1.187.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 DZ mm -3.95 -3.95 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DZ mm -3.99 -3.99 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DZ mm -4.05 -4.05 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DZ mm -4.05 -4.05 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DZ mm -3.99 -3.99 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DZ mm -3.95 -3.95 0.0%
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1.188 NL static analysis on membrane – Verifies nodal displacements and forces in the planar
element after performing NL static analysis
1.188.1 Description
The test verifies the response of a membrane subject to uniform distributed load after performing Non-Linear static
analysis. The membrane has 20cm thickness and is made of C25/30 concrete and is fixed at the base by a linear
support. Uniform distributed load is applied on the top edge with a value of 50kN, gravitationally.
Forces in the membrane and nodal displacements are verified from the Non-Linear static case.
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1.189 Elastic planar support (global coordinate system) in Linear static analysis – Verifies
displacements on a horizontal plate (shell type) subject to uniform distributed planar load
1.189.1 Description
This test verifies the displacements on a horizontal shell plate subject to gravitational Planar uniform distributed load
supported on an elastic planar support. The shell has 20cm thickness and is made of C25/30 concrete.The elastic
planar support is defined to have KTx=KTy=KTz=100kN/m and KRx=KRy=KRz=100kNm/° stiffness. The elastic
planar support is defined in global coordinate system.
Nodes displacements are verified after performing static linear analysis on the model.
1.189.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
Cross sections:
■ plate thickness: h= 20 cm,
■ Length*width: L*b=500m x 500 cm.
Materials properties
Material C25/30
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1.189.2.2 Modeling
1.189.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 1 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 2 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 3 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 4 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 5 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 6 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 7 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 8 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
displacement nod 9 DZ mm -59.03 -59.03 0.0%
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1.190 NL static analysis on variable beam steel frame - Verifies nodes displacements after
performing NL static analysis
1.190.1 Description
The test verifies the response of a steel frame after performing NL static analysis. The linear elements are "variable
beam" type, with doubly symmetric cross section, made of S235 steel. The frame is fixed in two point supports,
defined in global coordinate system. Uniform linear load of 10 kN/m on the beam and 5kN point force in x direction in
the column-beam node. The nodal displacements from the 10 number load steps are verified.
The results are validated with another independent software.
1.190.2 Background
The test verifies result from Non-Linear analysis for a simple frame structure made of variable beam type elements.
The frame is subject to point and uniform distributed load.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
■ Base length L=5.0 m
■ Height H=5.0 m
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Linear elements
■ Type: variable beam
■ Cross section (variable beam):
Materials properties
Isotropic material:
■ Mass Density ρ = 7850 kg/m3
■ Young's Modulus E = 210 GPa
■ Poisson's Ratio ν = 0.3
Boundary conditions
■ Punctual supports;
■ Type: Fixed
■ Coordinate system: Global
Loading
■ Dead load case: Fz=10kN/m2 uniform distributed load; Fx=5kN point load
Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Horizontal displacements for the first 10 load steps:
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Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using another
independent FEM software.
Node numbering in AD
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1.191 Verify the behavior of elastic displacement release on one end of a beam in static analysis
(200kN/m)
1.191.1 Description
The model comprises of two frames. One frame having elements with default fixed ends and the other having applied
an elastic displacement release at the start extremity (1). The cross-section of the linear elements is Rectangular
20x30cm and the material is Reinforced Concrete C25/30. The rigidity applied to the displacement of the beam end
node is 200kN/m. Both frames are subjected to a horizontal concentrated load of 100kN at the beams end.
1.192 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN/m at top on z direction)
- check MX, MY / Group
1.192.1 Description
There are 4 walls with rotated local axes and z in same direction in one Group and 4 walls with rotated local axes and
z in same direction in the second group, but with z in the opposite sense than the first group. All walls are: 3x5m,
20cm thick shell elements, fixed supported at the base and free on all other edges, loaded at top with a linear 10kN/m
load on the local z direction and same sense. All walls are in the same plane, perpendicular to global XOY and at an
angle about the XOZ plane.
Check the results for MX/Group and TY/Group (Global coordinate system): should be identical for the two groups,
independent of the local axes position on the individual walls.
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1.193 Nonlinear static analysis on 3D model with rigid diaphragm defined as shell with DOF
constraint subjected to horizontal and gravitational loads
1.193.1 Description
The test verifies the response of a 3D structure after performing Nonlinear static analysis. The model consists of
linear elements and a planar element defined as shell. To simulate the rigid diaphragm effect, a DOF constraint is
imposed having master node placed in the center of the shell (center of rigidity) and slave nodes in the mesh points.
The master-slave connection is defined to have Tx, Ty and Rz restrained.
The linear elements have 20x30 cm cross section, while the shell has 20 cm thickness. All elements are made of
C25/30 concrete. The structure is subjected to horizontal X and Y linear load and gravitational planar load.
Nodes displacements and forces on the linear and planar elements are verified after performing Nonlinear static
analysis on the model. Results from 10 steps are verified and compared with results obtained from another
independent software.
1.193.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
■ Base length: L = 8.0 m
■ Base width: l = 5.0 m
■ Height: H = 5.0 m
■ Cross sections:
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columns: beams:
Materials properties
C25/30 concrete:
■ Mass Density: ρ = 2500 kg/m3
■ Young's Modulus: E = 31.47 GPa
■ Poisson's Ratio: ν = 0.2
Boundary conditions
■ Punctual supports;
■ Type: Fixed
■ Coordinate system: Global
Loading
■ Dead load case: Fx = 100 kN/m, Fy = -100 kN/m linear load
■ Dead load case: Fz = -20 kN/m2 planar load
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Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Displacements for the first 10 load steps;
■ Forces in linear elements;
■ Forces in planar elements.
Comparison
Results are compared with results coming from the identical model created and calculated by using another
independent FEM software.
Calculated results
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1.194 NL static analysis on 3D model with windwall defined as rigid diaphragm subject to
horizontal and gravitational loads.
1.194.1 Description
The test verifies the response of a 3D structure after performing Non-Linear static analysis. The model consists of
linear elements and a windwall defined as rigid diaphragm. Self weight is disabled for the windwall. The linear
elements have 20x30cm cross section, while the windwall has 20cm thickness. All elements are made of C25/30
concrete. The structure is subject to horizontalX and Y linear load and gravitational planar load.
Nodes displacements and forces on the linear elements are verified after performing Non-Linear static analysis on the
model. Results from 10 steps are verified.
1.195 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN/m at top on z direction)
- check MX, TY / Group, Mf and Tyz
1.195.1 Description
There are 4 walls with rotated local axes and z in same direction in one Group and 4 walls with rotated local axes and
z in same direction in the second group, but with z in the opposite sense than the first group. All walls are: 3x5m,
20cm thick shell elements, fixed supported at the base and free on all other edges, loaded at top with a linear 10kN/m
load on the local z direction and same sense. All walls are in the same plane, perpendicular to global XOY and
parallel to the XOZ plane.
Check the results for MX/Group and TY/Group (Global coordinate system), should be identical for the two groups,
independent of the local axes position on the individual walls, Mf and Tyz (local coordinate system).
1.196 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN at top in the walls
plane) - check MX, TY / Group, Mz and Txy
1.196.1 Description
There are 4 walls with rotated local axes and z in same direction in one Group and 4 walls with rotated local axes and
z in same direction in the second group, but with z in the opposite sense than the first group. All walls are: 3x5m,
20cm thick shell elements, fixed supported at the base and free on all other edges, loaded at top with a concentrated
10kN load in the walls plane. All walls are in the same plane, perpendicular to global XOY and parallel to the YOZ
plane.
Check the results for MX/Group and TY/Group (Global coordinate system), should be identical for the two groups,
independent of the local axes position on the individual walls, Mz and Txy (local coordinate system).
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1.197 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN/m at top on z direction)
- check MY, TX, Mf and Tyz
1.197.1 Description
There are 4 walls with rotated local axes and z in same direction in one Group and 4 walls with rotated local axes and
z in same direction in the second group, but with z in the opposite sense than the first group. All walls are: 3x5m,
20cm thick shell elements, fixed supported at the base and free on all other edges, loaded at top with a linear 10kN/m
load on the local z direction and same sense. All walls are in the same plane, perpendicular to global XOY and
parallel to the YOZ plane. Check the results for MY/Group and TX/Group (Global coordinate system), should be
identical for the two groups, independent of the local axes position on the individual walls, Mf and Tyz (local
coordinate system).
1.198 Verify the behavior of elastic rotational releases on both ends of a beam in static analysis
(100kNm/deg)
1.198.1 Description
The model comprises of two frames. One frame having elements with default fixed ends and the other having applied
an elastic rotational release at both ends. The cross-section of the linear elements is Rectangular 20x30cm and the
material is Reinforced Concrete C25/30. The rigidity applied to the rotation of the beam end nodes is
100kNm/degree. Both frames are subjected to a vertical distributed load of -10kN/m.
1.199 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN at top in the walls
plane) - check MY, TX / Group, Mz, Txy
1.199.1 Description
There are 4 walls with rotated local axes and z in same direction in one Group and 4 walls with rotated local axes and
z in same direction in the second group, but with z in the opposite sense than the first group. All walls are: 3x5m,
20cm thick shell elements, fixed supported at the base and free on all other edges, loaded at top with a concentrated
10kN load in the walls plane and same sense. All walls are in the same plane, perpendicular to global XOY and
parallel to the XOZ plane.
Check the results for MY/Group and TX/Group (Global coordinate system), should be identical for the two groups,
independent of the local axes position on the individual walls, Mz and Txy (local coordinate system).
1.200 Torsors/Groups of walls with rotated local axes, z+ and z- (load 10kN at top at angle with
walls plane) - check Mz, Mf, Txy, Tyz
1.200.1 Description
There are 4 walls with rotated local axes and z in same direction in one Group and 4 walls with rotated local axes and
z in same direction in the second group, but with z in the opposite sense than the first group. All walls are: 3x5m,
20cm thick shell elements, fixed supported at the base and free on all other edges, loaded at top with a concentrated
10kN load at angle with the walls plane. All walls are in the same plane, perpendicular to global XOY and at an angle
relative to the XOZ plane.
Check the results for MX/Group, MY/Group and TX/Group (Global coordinate system), should be identical for the two
groups, independent of the local axes position on the individual walls, Mz, Mf, Txy and Tyz (local coordinate system).
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1.201.1 Description
The test verifies the sign of the resultant forces generated on single walls. The walls have different local axes.
1.202.1 Description
The model consists of a single storey reinforced concrete structure, having 4 column: 2 of 4 meters and 2 of 5
meters. The structure is loaded at the top by two lateral loads, one on each directions. The resulting bending
moments on the supports are verified.
1.203.1 Description
The model consists of a 3-storeys reinforced concrete structure. The storeys have different areas.
The structure is loaded by dead loads (self weight and applied loads), live loads, wind loads and snow loads. Seismic
load cases are also generated.
Two Pushover Load Types are defined:
- Load Type 1 - the distribution is set to "concentrated" and the point of application to "center of mass". The maximum
total lateral load is set to "Percentage of the total gravity loads"
- Load Type 2 - the distribution is set to "concentrated" and the point of application to "surface distributed on slab".
The maximum total lateral load is set to "Percentage of the total gravity loads"
For each load type, the "Maximum total lateral load" and the loads distributed at each storey are verified wtih
analytical results.
1.204.1 Description
The model consists of a 3-storeys reinforced concrete structure. The storeys have different areas.
The structure is loaded by dead loads (self weight and applied loads), live loads, wind loads and snow loads. Seismic
load cases are also generated.
Two Pushover Load Types are defined:
- Load Type 1 - the distribution is set to "triangular" and the point of application to "center of mass". The maximum
total lateral load is set to "Percentage of the total gravity loads"
- Load Type 2 - the distribution is set to "triangular" and the point of application to "surface distributed on slab". The
maximum total lateral load is set to "Percentage of the total gravity loads"
For each load type, the "Maximum total lateral load" and the loads distributed at each storey are verified wtih
analytical results.
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1.205.1 Description
The model consists of a 3-storeys reinforced concrete structure. The storeys have different areas.
The structure is loaded by dead loads (self weight and applied loads), live loads, wind loads and snow loads. Seismic
load cases are also generated.
Two Pushover Load Types are defined:
- Load Type 1 - the distribution is set to "uniform" and the point of application to "center of mass". The maximum total
lateral load is set to "Percentage of the total gravity loads"
- Load Type 2 - the distribution is set to "uniform" and the point of application to "surface distributed on slab". The
maximum total lateral load is set to "Percentage of the total gravity loads"
For each load type, the "Maximum total lateral load" and the loads distributed at each storey are verified wtih
analytical results.
1.206 Pushover Analysis: Verifying the Pushover Analysis on a converted model (Advance Design
2020.2)
1.206.1 Description
The aim of the test is to verify the generation of Pushover loads and the definition of Plastic Hinges on a model after
conversion.
The model consists of a 2 storey structure, made of both reinforced concrete and steel elements.
The structure is loaded by dead loads (8.5 kN/m2) and live loads (6 kN/m2).
During the test:
- the Pushover loads cases are generated:
- 4 - Pushover 1 X+ - Load type 1, the distribution is set to "concentrated", the point of application to "center of mass" and the ma
- 5 - Pushover 2 X+ - Load type 1, the distribution is set to "uniform", the point of application to "surface distributed on slab" and th
- the Plastic Hinges are defined for several steel and reinforced concrete elements
- the Pushover Analysis is run
- the "Flexural plastic hinges status by load case", the "Axial plastic hinges status by load case" and the
"Overstrength ratio (Alfa_1/Alfa_u)" reports are generated.
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1.207 EC3/ NF EN1993-1-1/NA France: Pushover Analysis - Verifies the limit states and status of a
steel EC8-3 flexural plastic hinge
1.207.1 Description
The model consists of two identical steel S235 linear elements, having an HEB300 cross-section. The elements are
fixed supported at both ends.
For both elements an EC8-3 plastic hinge is defined on Ry and Rz DOF''s only at one end in order to prevent
instability when the plastic hinge is developed.
For one element the cross-section class is defined as class 1, while for the other it is defined as class 2.
Two Pushover load cases are defined:
- a load case on the X direction with a user defined concentrated load of 5000kN applied at midspan
- a load case on the Y direction with a user defined concentrated load of 2500kN applied at midspan
The Pushover Analysis is defined with 50 steps.
The aim of the test is to verify the limit states, the plastic hinge rotation at each step and the sequence of plastic
hinge statuses. The results are validated with an independent software.
During the test, the Pushover analysis is run with and without the Steel design. The "Flexural plastic hinges status by
load step" report is generated for each run.
1.208 EC3/ NF EN 1993-1-1/NA - France: Pushover Analysis - Verifies the status of a steel FEMA
flexural plastic hinge
1.208.1 Description
The model consists of a steel S235 linear element, having an HEB300 cross-section. The element is fixed supported
at both ends.
A FEMA plastic hinge is defined on Ry and Rz DOF''s only at one end in order to prevent instability when the plastic
hinge is developed.
Two Pushover load cases are defined:
- a load case on the X direction with a user defined concentrated load of 5000kN applied at midspan
- a load case on the Y direction with a user defined concentrated load of 2500kN applied at midspan
The Pushover Analysis is defined with 50 steps.
The aim of the test is to verify the plastic hinge rotation at each step and the sequence of plastic hinge statuses. The
results are validated with an independent software.
During the test, the Pushover analysis is run with and without the Steel design. The "Flexural plastic hinges status by
load step" report is generated for each run.
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1.209.1 Description
The test verifies the generation of the resultant forces on a group of walls. The model consists of two perpendicular
reinforced concrete walls. The walls have fixed linear supports at the base and linear loads applied at the top. The
resultant forces generated by Advance Design on the group of walls are validated by hand calculation – the resultant
forces are derived from the individual forces on each wall.
1.209.2 Background
Units
Metric System
Geometry
■ Length of wall 1=3.00m
■ Length of wall 2=6.00m
■ Height of wall 1 and 2=5.0 m
Linear elements
■ Type: shell
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■ Thickness= 20 cm
Materials properties
Isotropic material, C25/30:
■ Mass Density ρ = 2500 kg/m3
■ Young's Modulus E = 31.475 GPa
■ Poisson's Ratio ν = 0.2
Boundary conditions
■ Linear supports;
■ Type: Fixed
■ Coordinate system: Global
Loading
■ Live load case: Fz=-3.33kN/m uniform distributed load – top of wall 1 and 2
Fx= 3.33kN/m uniform distributed load – top of wall 2
Fy= 3.33kN/m uniform distributed load – top of wall 1
Verified results
Verified results are:
■ Resultant forces on the group of walls (wall 1+2)
NZ / Goup resultant axial force and MX / Group -resultant Mx bending moment on the group of walls
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TY / Group up 10.00 kN
TY / Group down 9.85 kN
TX / Group up 20.00 kN
NZ / Group up -29.87 kN
Comparison
The resultant forces generated by Advance Design on the group of walls are compared with those obtained by hand
calculation – the resultant forces are derived from the individual forces on each wall.
TY / up 5.76 4.24 kN
TY / down -1.50 11.34 kN
TX / up 9.60 10.40 kN
NZ / up -11.25 -18.61 kN
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Firstly, the center of weight, about which the resultant forces are computed, for the group of the walls is calculated.
Then, the corresponding lever arm for the axial forces of the walls.
Center of weight of the group of walls and lever arm of the axial forces
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It is done similarly for the base of the group of walls, finally obtaining:
Hand Deviation
Description AD Unit
calculation
MY / up 7.03 7.03 kN/m 0.07%
MY / down 91.42 91.42 kN/m 0.00%
MX / up -3.59 -3.59 kN/m 0.00%
MX / down -45.57 -45.58 kN/m -0.02%
TY / up 10.00 10.00 kN 0.00%
TY / down 9.85 9.84 kN 0.10%
TX / up 20.00 20.00 kN 0.00%
TX / down 19.75 19.75 kN 0.00%
NZ / up -29.87 -29.86 kN 0.03%
NZ / down -29.94 -29.94 kN 0.00%
Verification of the resultant forces on a group of walls
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1.210 AISC: Pushover Analysis - Verifies the status of a steel FEMA flexural plastic hinge
1.210.1 Description
The model consists of a steel S235 linear element, having an HEB300 cross-section. The element is fixed supported
at both ends.
A FEMA plastic hinge is defined on Ry and Rz DOF''s only at one end in order to prevent instability when the plastic
hinge is developed.
Two Pushover load cases are defined:
- a load case on the X direction with a user defined concentrated load of 5000kN applied at midspan
- a load case on the Y direction with a user defined concentrated load of 2500kN applied at midspan
The Pushover Analysis is defined with 50 steps.
The aim of the test is to verify the plastic hinge rotation at each step and the sequence of plastic hinge statuses. The
results are validated with an independent software.
During the test, the Pushover analysis is run with and without the Steel design. The "Flexural plastic hinges status by
load step" report is generated for each run.
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1.211 Time history analysis – Verifies the displacements on shell element with linear elastic
support (global coordinate system) subject to point dynamic temporal load
1.211.1 Description
The test verifies displacements of a cantilever shell element subject to two points dynamic temporal loads. The shell
has a linear elastic support at the bottom, defined in global coordinate system. The shell has 5x5m dimensions with
10cm thickness made of S235 steel. The mesh is defined as Delaunay triangles and quadrangles T3-Q4 with 1m
mesh size. The two loads are pointed at the top corner on x and y direction F=1kN. The test verifies the node
displacements from the dynamic temporal loads case.
1.211.2 Background
Verifies horizontal displacements on a cantilever wall (shell element type). Wall is subject to two punctual dynamic
temporal loads at top 1 kN in X and 1 kN in Y directions. The wall has one linear elastic support, defined in global
coordinate system.
Units
Metric System
Geometry
■ Length 5 m
■ Height 5 m
■ Thickness 0,1 m
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Materials properties
Material S235
1.211.2.2 Modeling
1.211.2.3 Results
Description Symbol Unit AD 2019 AD 2018R2 Difference
displacement nod 3 (bottom) (D) mm 5.28 5.28 0,0%
displacement nod 36 (top) (D) mm 42.43 42.43 0,0%
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1.212 AISC: Pushover Analysis - Verifies the status of a steel EC8-3 flexural plastic hinge
1.212.1 Description
The model consists of a steel S235 linear element, having an HEB300 cross-section. The element is fixed supported
at both ends.
An EC8-3 plastic hinge is defined on Ry and Rz DOF''s only at one end in order to prevent instability when the plastic
hinge is developed.
Two Pushover load cases are defined:
- a load case on the X direction with a user defined concentrated load of 5000kN applied at midspan
- a load case on the Y direction with a user defined concentrated load of 2500kN applied at midspan
The Pushover Analysis is defined with 50 steps.
The aim of the test is to verify the plastic hinge rotation at each step and the sequence of plastic hinge statuses. The
results are validated with an independent software.
During the test, the Pushover analysis is run with and without the Steel design. The "Flexural plastic hinges status by
load step" report is generated for each run
1.213.1 Description
The model consists of a 3-storeys reinforced concrete structure. The storeys have different areas.
The structure is loaded by dead loads (self weight and applied loads), live loads, wind loads and snow loads. Seismic
load cases are also generated.
Two Pushover Load Types are defined:
- Load Type 1 - the distribution is set to "parabolic" and the point of application to "center of mass". The maximum
total lateral load is set to "Percentage of the total gravity loads"
- Load Type 2 - the distribution is set to "parabolic" and the point of application to "surface distributed on slab". The
maximum total lateral load is set to "Percentage of the total gravity loads"
For each load type, the "Maximum total lateral load" and the loads distributed at each storey are verified wtih
analytical results.
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