Extract data from integration points
Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2021 4:48 pm
Hi,
I wish to extract stresses and/or strains from a solid element from a dynamic analysis. I am using LK-conditions, MP constraints, SSPBrick and PressureDependMultiYield material.
I am able to visualize the stresses by choosing "stress" and "strain" in the custom window of MPCORecorder rather than "material.stress" and "material.strain", but I cannot extract the actual data for one or several chosen elements using "Chart Data".
If I however choose "material.stress" and "material.strain", I am able to select these stresses and elements from "Chart Data" and "Element gauss points" using a "Gauss Plot", but no actual Gauss points are selected. I was expecting one point per element in this case.
To sum up - is it possible to extract (chart or datafiles) stresses and strains from element-defined integration points in solid elements through STKO? If so how?
Is it perhaps easier to first create an dummy analysis, check the numbering of the element in question and then simply use "recorder Element" in OpenSees?
I wish to extract stresses and/or strains from a solid element from a dynamic analysis. I am using LK-conditions, MP constraints, SSPBrick and PressureDependMultiYield material.
I am able to visualize the stresses by choosing "stress" and "strain" in the custom window of MPCORecorder rather than "material.stress" and "material.strain", but I cannot extract the actual data for one or several chosen elements using "Chart Data".
If I however choose "material.stress" and "material.strain", I am able to select these stresses and elements from "Chart Data" and "Element gauss points" using a "Gauss Plot", but no actual Gauss points are selected. I was expecting one point per element in this case.
To sum up - is it possible to extract (chart or datafiles) stresses and strains from element-defined integration points in solid elements through STKO? If so how?
Is it perhaps easier to first create an dummy analysis, check the numbering of the element in question and then simply use "recorder Element" in OpenSees?