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3 votesAdminStephen Hendry
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GSA already gives an option to get the SRSS combination of response spectrum results in different directions. This is part of the Response Spectrum Analysis option.
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10 votes1 comment · Structural feedback – REGIONAL ideas » Design code · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
CSA A23.3 added to AdSec
AdminStephen Hendry
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This is in AdSec 8.4, but not yet in ADC 8.4.
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6 votesAdminStephen Hendry
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The current version of AdSec only allows for a single 'analysis task'. This is a restriction that we would like to remove in a future version, and this would make options like this possible.
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1 voteAdminStephen Hendry
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While 1D element properties sounds attractive for sections, it would then be unclear where spring, cable and link properties would go.
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6 votesopen for voting · 1 comment · Structural feedback – BIG ideas » GSA · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →AdminStephen Hendry
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A laminated shell sounds like a useful feature, but would is be used much? I think is would be best implemented as new 2D property type "laminated shell" (distinct from a "shell"). The user would need to define layers and associate a material with each layer.
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6 votesopen for voting · 2 comments · Structural feedback – BIG ideas » GSA · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →AdminStephen Hendry
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How does this differ from a combination case?
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1 votestarted · 1 comment · Structural feedback – SMALL ideas » Adsec · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →AdminStephen Hendry
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Generating the whole onion should be significantly faster than generating an N/M chart as we can create and integrate a series of strain planes to produce points on the onion.
This work is in hand.
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2 votesopen for voting · 1 comment · Structural feedback – SMALL ideas » Adsec · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →AdminStephen Hendry
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This is worth investigating to see if there are inefficiencies in the solution that can be eliminated.
Parallelisation is something that is being considered across the engineering programs.
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18 votesopen for voting · 6 comments · Structural feedback – BIG ideas » GSA · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →AdminStephen Hendry
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Sub-structuring is a way of breaking the structure into smaller parts. The solution then assembles the stiffness of each of these sub-structures and reduces this to the stiffness at the connection nodes. It then assembles the stiffness of the structure as a whole and solves. From the displacements of connection nodes the displacements in the substructures can be calculated.
The main advantage of this technique is that it gives a clear route to parallelising the solution.
Have you tried gap elements?