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@3rav, the program works with internal materials.
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I have a version compiled with mkl pardiso in 2.20. I have tried and it calculates but it stops on the first step.
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No output.
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It seems that ccx_dynamic.exe is not working
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This is the answer
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I have tried, and It doesn't work. Can't load de library
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It would be very useful to be able to represent variables calculated through a Python script in formulas.
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In explicit calculations it would be interesting to represent well the case of elements that detach from the base, due to breakage of the material. Useful to simulate impacts or explosions.
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Other useful models would be cam clay or hoek braun for rocks.
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It would be very interesting for geotechnics to have models such as Hardening soil model or Soft soil model, included in programs such as PLAXIS, and specific models for concrete such as those found in ABAQUS or ANSYS.
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The message es this: *ERROR: invalid material name '@CALCULIXBEHAVIOUR_RAMBERGOSGOODNONLINEARELASTICITY' (unable to load library)
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Temperature and temperature isolines along a path are very useful for analyzing the behavior of a structure in the event of a fire.
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In a linear calculation where the model is maintained it could be valid. With respect to this, it would be useful to be able to obtain an envelope of results from different hypotheses. If the calculation is nonlinear, phase 2 should inherit stresses…
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Indeed the relationship between cohesion and strain is a model with hardening.
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Modulus of elasticity: 272640 Kp/cm2
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For an HA-25 I would use these values: Dessity: 23 Kn/m3 Friction angle: 35º Cohesion: 650 Kn/m2
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It is an interesting example to apply the Mohr-Coulomb model. By obtaining the appropriate parameters it can be applied to soils and concrete.
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That sounds good. The Mohr-Coulomb model for civil engineering is interesting. Also for geotechnics.
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I'm trying to apply the MFRONT library and I can't. I have copied the dll into the directory and enter the material type in CCX>, but it doesn't work. Has anyone managed to work with it?
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About bolt benchmark: CCX 2.21 PASTIX ccx_static i9 12900K ,32GB RAM, time elapsed: 29.65 seconds setting to 12 threads.
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I just installed the mkl pardiso library and it works. I assume that this option allows using multiple processors
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Thank you very much for the responses disla and MikeMcMullen. It is clear that the tension-only and compression-only models are linear. I would like to find the best material model available in CCX to simulate the behavior of concrete, maybe it is …
