Hello,
I have a straightforward question on M in OGS5. Why is every boundary condition used for the benchmarks DISPLACEMENT? Neither Stress nor strain?
For the Dirichlet type BC, the primary variable of the momentum balance equation, DISPLACEMENT can be assigned.
For the Neumann type BC of the momentum balance equation, the traction on the boundary can be specified. In OGS5, we use keywords DISPLACEMENT_X1, DISPLACEMENT_Y1 or DISPLACEMENT_Z1 to distinguish the traction in X, Y, or Z direction for the Neumann type BC.
From the point of view of solid mechanics, strain can not be set as boundary condition explicitly.
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On 06/25/2018 08:06 AM, Chan-Hee Park wrote:
Hello,
I have a straightforward question on M in OGS5. Why is every boundary condition used for the benchmarks DISPLACEMENT? Neither Stress nor strain?
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OK. It is a matter of the primary variable that OGS5 solves. Good.
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Why was the primary variable in OGS5 not stress?
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How do we convert a certain stress condition for install 0.1MPa to an equivalent displacement in BC or IC? I guess we should integrate it in this case.
I guess the 2nd question is an engineering question while the 1st one is a fundamental one. Please, WW.
PCH
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On Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at 12:11:03 AM UTC+9, Wenqing Wang wrote:
For the Dirichlet type BC, the primary variable of the momentum balance equation, DISPLACEMENT can be assigned. For the Neumann type BC of the momentum balance equation, the traction on the boundary can be specified. In OGS5, we use keywords DISPLACEMENT_X1, DISPLACEMENT_Y1 or DISPLACEMENT_Z1 to distinguish the traction in X, Y, or Z direction for the Neumann type BC. From the point of view of solid mechanics, strain can not be set as boundary condition explicitly. On 06/25/2018 08:06 AM, Chan-Hee Park wrote:
Hello,
I have a straightforward question on M in OGS5. Why is every boundary condition used for the benchmarks DISPLACEMENT? Neither Stress nor strain?
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1. Why was the primary variable in OGS5 not stress?
>Only if we use the mixed FEM, we can set stress as one of the primary variables,
2. How do we convert a certain stress condition for install 0.1MPa to an equivalent displacement in BC or IC? I guess we should integrate it in this case.
> It is not possible to convert stress condition as displacement BC without solving equation. On boundary, one can either measure displacement or load or both of them in experiment.
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On 06/27/2018 08:42 AM, Chan-Hee Park wrote:
OK. It is a matter of the primary variable that OGS5 solves. Good.
1. Why was the primary variable in OGS5 not stress?
2. How do we convert a certain stress condition for install 0.1MPa to an equivalent displacement in BC or IC? I guess we should integrate it in this case.I guess the 2nd question is an engineering question while the 1st one is a fundamental one. Please, WW.
PCH
On Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at 12:11:03 AM UTC+9, Wenqing Wang wrote:
For the Dirichlet type BC, the primary variable of the momentum
balance equation, DISPLACEMENT can be assigned.
For the Neumann type BC of the momentum balance equation, the
traction on the boundary can be specified. In OGS5, we use
keywords DISPLACEMENT_X1, DISPLACEMENT_Y1 or DISPLACEMENT_Z1 to
distinguish the traction in X, Y, or Z direction for the Neumann
type BC.From the point of view of solid mechanics, strain can not be set
as boundary condition explicitly.On 06/25/2018 08:06 AM, Chan-Hee Park wrote:
Hello,
I have a straightforward question on M in OGS5. Why is every
boundary condition used for the benchmarks DISPLACEMENT? Neither
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CH,
It is, mostly, terminology.
A neumann in displacement is traction. You are right though, most codes reduce to stress/strain to general “boundary” conditions. But they do that for clarity. And that is far easier and more understandable to work with. OGS5 took a more fundamental approach. I do not, necessarily, disagree with that decision. But I generally do.
With regard to stress as primary variable: Tradition and existence of formulations. But WW is right, as he tends to be,
Your request is complicated, as it tends to be.
Happy to chat. Betting WW is too.
Josh
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On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 2:16 AM, Wenqing Wang [email protected] wrote:
Why was the primary variable in OGS5 not stress?
>Only if we use the mixed FEM, we can set stress as one of the primary variables,
2. How do we convert a certain stress condition for install 0.1MPa to an equivalent displacement in BC or IC? I guess we should integrate it in this case.
> It is not possible to convert stress condition as displacement BC without solving equation. On boundary, one can either measure displacement or load or both of them in experiment.
On 06/27/2018 08:42 AM, Chan-Hee Park wrote:
OK. It is a matter of the primary variable that OGS5 solves. Good.
- Why was the primary variable in OGS5 not stress?
2. How do we convert a certain stress condition for install 0.1MPa to an equivalent displacement in BC or IC? I guess we should integrate it in this case.
I guess the 2nd question is an engineering question while the 1st one is a fundamental one. Please, WW.
PCH
On Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at 12:11:03 AM UTC+9, Wenqing Wang wrote:For the Dirichlet type BC, the primary variable of the momentum balance equation, DISPLACEMENT can be assigned. For the Neumann type BC of the momentum balance equation, the traction on the boundary can be specified. In OGS5, we use keywords DISPLACEMENT_X1, DISPLACEMENT_Y1 or DISPLACEMENT_Z1 to distinguish the traction in X, Y, or Z direction for the Neumann type BC. From the point of view of solid mechanics, strain can not be set as boundary condition explicitly. On 06/25/2018 08:06 AM, Chan-Hee Park wrote:
Hello,
I have a straightforward question on M in OGS5. Why is every boundary condition used for the benchmarks DISPLACEMENT? Neither Stress nor strain?
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