Operator VMIS DATE 98/10/09 Opérateur VMIS See also :SIGM TRES -------------- PRIN CARA CALP VMIS1 = VMIS MODL1 SIG1 ( CAR1 ) ; Description : _____________ The VMIS operator calculates a stress which is equivalent to a stress field. In the solid cases (2D and 3D) it coincides with Von Mises' stress. Contents : __________ MODL1 : model object (MMODEL type) SIG1 : CONTRAINTES (stress) field (MCHAML type, CONTRAINTES subtype) CAR1 : field of geometrical CARACTERISTIQUES required for the shell, beam, and pipe elements (MCHAML type, CARACTERISTIQUES subtype) VMIS1 : generated object (MCHAML type) Note : ________ For thin shells, the equivalent stress is calculated from membrane-type efforts Nij and bending moments Mij, and from characteristics (cf CARA operator) depending on the following formula : Seq = ( (N / EPAIS)**2 + (6 * ALFA * M / EPAIS**2)**2 ) ** 0.5 where N = ( N11**2 + N22**2 - N11*N22 + 3*N12**2 ) ** 0.5 M = ( M11**2 + M22**2 - M11*M22 + 3*M12**2 ) ** 0.5 For beams, the equivalent stress is calculated from the forces, moments, and characteristics (cf CARA operator) depending on the following formula : Seq = ( ( EFFX / SECT )**2 + ( MOMX * DX / TORS )**2 + ( MOMY * DY / INRY )**2 + ( MOMZ * DZ / INRZ )**2 )**0.5 For pipe elements, the equivalent stress is calculated from the forces, moments, and characteristics (cf CARA operator) depending on the following formula : Seq = ( ( EFFX * CFFX / SECT )**2 + ( MOMX * CFMX / TORS )**2 + ( MOMY * CFMY / INRY )**2 + ( MOMZ * CFMZ / INRZ )**2 ) + ( PRES * RMOY * CFPR / EPAI )**2 )**0.5 The inertias may be modified in relation to the flexibilities for the elbows.