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Create my own behaviour law
Posted Jun 21, 2012, 3:05 a.m. EDT Structural Mechanics Version 4.2 1 Reply
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Hello,
I want to create a soil model in COMSOL but I have not the Geomechanical module.
In order to modelize as good as possible, I want to implement my own behaviour law (Drucker Prager, Cam Clay...).
Where can I do that ? And how ?
I know that it is possible, it's realized in the "Stresses in the soil surrounding a traffic tunnel" tutorial but it's in 3.5a version and I'm in 4.2...
Thank you
(sorry for my english... I'm french)
Antoine
I want to create a soil model in COMSOL but I have not the Geomechanical module.
In order to modelize as good as possible, I want to implement my own behaviour law (Drucker Prager, Cam Clay...).
Where can I do that ? And how ?
I know that it is possible, it's realized in the "Stresses in the soil surrounding a traffic tunnel" tutorial but it's in 3.5a version and I'm in 4.2...
Thank you
(sorry for my english... I'm french)
Antoine
1 Reply Last Post Jun 22, 2012, 6:09 a.m. EDT
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1 decade ago
Hi
most of the FORUM users are not native English speakers (neither not me ;), but sticking to a common language is easier for us all,and its good training for your English then.
I would say try to look at the COMSOL internal equations (turn on the equation view), and read carefully the doc a few times. But I agree with you that using 3.5 tutorials is difficult, particularly if you are beginning,
Unfortunately I do not have any such models (neither the geo module). My suggestion start simpel and go step by step, sorry cannot propose more for your case
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Good luck
Ivar
most of the FORUM users are not native English speakers (neither not me ;), but sticking to a common language is easier for us all,and its good training for your English then.
I would say try to look at the COMSOL internal equations (turn on the equation view), and read carefully the doc a few times. But I agree with you that using 3.5 tutorials is difficult, particularly if you are beginning,
Unfortunately I do not have any such models (neither the geo module). My suggestion start simpel and go step by step, sorry cannot propose more for your case
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Good luck
Ivar