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- Node-based damageMarch 2011by J. Beaurain, EDF R&D / AMA Gradient damage regularized models can now be treated at a nodal level in Code_Aster, using the newly introduced GVNO formulation. No distinction is made anymore between the behaviour law damage variables and the node’s damage degrees of freedom, as it is the (...)
- Salome-Meca 2011.1 with LGPL licence is available for downloadingMarch 2011The new Salome-Meca 2011.1 version with LGPL licence is available for downloading. For technical reasons, this version is only available for 64-bit. The previous version 2010.2 for 32-bit remains available for downloading. This 2011.1 version integrates the following products: STA 10.3 (...)
- A damage model devoted to heterogeneous materialsFebruary 2011by S. Granet, EDF R&D / AMA and D. Seyedi, BRGM The project « Nuclear wastes storage » at EDF R&D has engaged a partnership with BRGM for developing a damage model devoted to heterogeneous materials, in particular clay. This new model, called ENDO_HETEROGENE, has been implemented in (...)
- A constitutive law of concrete-reinforced for performing simulationsFebruary 2011by S. Fayolle and N. Greffet, EDF R&D / AMA The constitutive law GLRC_DM simulates globalized reinforced concrete. Its performances permit to increase the size of the models used for the study of buildings submitted to seismic loads. Thanks to this new model, we can compute more realistic (...)
- Two fields mixed formulation to manage incompressibility and nearly-incompressibilityFebruary 2011by S. Fayolle, EDF R&D / AMA Till now, to deal with incompressibility users had to use the 3 variables mixed finite elements (displacement / pressure / volumetric strain) : see the modelizations 3D_INCO, AXIS_INCO et D_PLAN_INCO. A new formalism has just been introduced which improves the (...)
- Program of the Code_Aster Users Day 2011February 2011The Code_Aster Users day 2011 will take place on Thursday, March 17, 2011, at EDF R&D, center of Clamart. All the presentations will be in French but a simultaneous translation in English will be proposed. Program of the Code_Aster Users Day 2011 : 09h00 - 09h30 Registration - (...)
- Distributed computing to speed-up parametric studiesFebruary 2011by M. Courtois, EDF R&D / AMA The need of parametric studies has been increasing for some time : users want to run several jobs with simple variations of several parameters, for instance material properties, geometry, loads … The whole number of computations can rapidly grow up to (...)
- A new source of information for contact usersFebruary 2011by T. De Soza and M. Abbas, EDF R&D / AMA The manual regarding contact handling in Code_Aster has been enhanced. A new resource ("Contact handling in Code_Aster") [U2.04.04] is now available and provides useful advices for adding contact/friction in studies, this document comes along the (...)
- A(nother !) formulation for finite strains is available in Code_Aster !January 2011by J.-M. Proix and R. Bargellini, EDF R&D / AMA Code_Aster offered yet two different formulations of thermo-elasto-plasticity at finite strains, for many applications. An hyperelastic one, called SIMO_MIEHE (because of the authors : J.C.Simo and C.Miehe - 1992) and based on a (...)
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