Elements tested
- B21
- B22
- B31
- B32
- PIPE21
- PIPE31
- C3D4
- C3D6
- C3D8
- C3D8I
- C3D8R
- C3D10M
- CPE4R
- CPE6M
- CPS3
- CPS4R
- M3D4R
- S4
- S4R
- SC8R
- T2D2
- T3D2
ProductsAbaqus/Explicit Elements tested
Features testedOutput variables SOF and SOM give the total force and total moment transmitted across a given surface. This surface typically forms a cross-section cutting through a deformable continuum or structure. The area of the specified surface when projected along the average normal to that surface is given by output variable SOAREA. The vector output is given in the global basis, and the total moment is taken about the global origin by default. However, an integrated output section can be defined and associated with the integrated output request to obtain the output in a moving coordinate system and the total moment taken about an anchor point that may be translating and/or rotating. Problem descriptionThe integrated output variables can be requested only as history output to the output database. These variables are considered whole element set variables, meaning that the quantity requested is summed over the facets of the elements lying under the surface specified. Each of the verification problems below models a region of given element type, and a number of cross-section-like surfaces are defined. A uniform initial stress is specified for the entire region. All the nodes of the region are then included in a rigid body that is constrained to undergo a large rotation. Under this rigid body motion the stresses should remain constant. Hence, the total force and the total moment vectors should correspond to the initial stresses and also remain constant. In addition, the integrated output is tested over surfaces through integrated output section definitions. Results and discussionThese verification problems all impose a simple rigid body motion, and each contains the material under a specified initial stress. In all cases the integrated output based on the fixed stresses remains constant. Input files
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