Hello STKO Team,
I need assistance with a 3D model. I am currently studying self-centering materials (shape memory alloys) and would like to implement a diagonal brace acting as a fuse within a reinforced concrete frame.
At present, I am using a TwoNodeLink element. Could you please advise whether this is the appropriate element for modeling this type of material, or if I should use a different one?
How to model a self-centering material (Shape Memory Alloys)
How to model a self-centering material (Shape Memory Alloys)
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Re: How to model a self-centering material (Shape Memory Alloys)
it's fine but you have to assign a local axes to the interaction for the inclined local x direction.
otherwise, by default, the interaction use the global axes. Otherwise you can use lines (no interactions) and truss elements. In that case the local axes will automatically allign with the geometry
otherwise, by default, the interaction use the global axes. Otherwise you can use lines (no interactions) and truss elements. In that case the local axes will automatically allign with the geometry