This method creates an Elastic object.
Path
materialApi.materials()[name].Elastic
Prototype
odb_Elastic&
Elastic(const odb_SequenceSequenceDouble& table,
const odb_String& type,
bool noCompression,
bool noTension,
bool temperatureDependency,
int dependencies,
const odb_String& moduli);
Required arguments
- table
An odb_SequenceSequenceDouble specifying the items described below.
Optional arguments
- type
An odb_String specifying the type of elasticity data provided. Possible values are:
"ISOTROPIC"
"ORTHOTROPIC"
"ANISOTROPIC"
"ENGINEERING_CONSTANTS"
"LAMINA"
"TRACTION"
"COUPLED_TRACTION"
"SHORT_FIBER"
"SHEAR"
The default value is "ISOTROPIC".
- noCompression
A Boolean specifying whether compressive stress is allowed. The default value is false.
- noTension
A Boolean specifying whether tensile stress is allowed. The default value is false.
- temperatureDependency
A Boolean specifying whether the data depend on temperature. The default value is false.
- dependencies
An Int specifying the number of field variable dependencies. The default value is 0.
- moduli
An odb_String specifying the time-dependence of the elastic material constants. Possible values are "INSTANTANEOUS" and "LONG_TERM". The default value is "LONG_TERM".
Table data
If type=ISOTROPIC, the table data specify the following:
The Young's modulus, .
The Poisson's ratio, .
Temperature, if the data depend on temperature.
Value of the first field variable, if the data depend on field variables.
Value of the second field variable.
Etc.
If type=SHEAR, the table data specify the following:
The shear modulus,.
Temperature, if the data depend on temperature.
Value of the first field variable, if the data depend on field variables.
Value of the second field variable.
Etc.
If type=ENGINEERING_CONSTANTS, the table data specify the following:
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Temperature, if the data depend on temperature.
Value of the first field variable, if the data depend on field variables.
Value of the second field variable.
Etc.
If type=LAMINA, the table data specify the following:
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. This shear modulus is needed to define transverse shear behavior in shells.
. This shear modulus is needed to define transverse shear behavior in shells.
Temperature, if the data depend on temperature.
Value of the first field variable, if the data depend on field variables.
Value of the second field variable.
Etc.
If type=ORTHOTROPIC, the table data specify the following:
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Temperature, if the data depend on temperature.
Value of the first field variable, if the data depend on field variables.
Value of the second field variable.
Etc.
If type=ANISOTROPIC, the table data specify the following:
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Temperature, if the data depend on temperature.
Value of the first field variable, if the data depend on field variables.
Value of the second field variable.
Etc.
If type=TRACTION, the table data specify the following:
for warping elements; for cohesive elements.
for warping elements; for cohesive elements.
for warping elements; for cohesive elements.
Temperature, if the data depend on temperature.
Value of the first field variable, if the data depend on field variables.
Value of the second field variable.
Etc.
If type=COUPLED_TRACTION, the table data specify the following:
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Temperature, if the data depend on temperature.
Value of the first field variable, if the data depend on field variables.
Value of the second field variable.
Etc.
If type=SHORT_FIBER, there is no table data.
Return value
An Elastic object.