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  3. Using General joint and Beam for mimicking Elastic foundation stiffness for a Pile

Using General joint and Beam for mimicking Elastic foundation stiffness for a Pile

Tagged: 19.2, beams-and-shells, mechanical, modeling-and-meshing, Nonlinear mechanics, structural-mechanics
    • March 17, 2023 at 1:11 pm
      SolutionSolution
      Participant

      It is observed that “ELASTIC SUPPORT” can offer stiffness in only Normal direction. Spring and Joint connections are the options to leverage up on. Here a General joint based example is created and results with Beam and 3D Solid model were compared. Customer case has of 100’s of piles and interested in quick solution turnaround time. Hence an workflow of Beam model with General joint is suggested.

      Attachments:
      1. 2058795_beam_solid_model_joint_stiffness_V192.wbpz
      2. Solution_ 2058795.pdf

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