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Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 06 Mar 2023, 14:52
by SergeyZh
HI
I've just install Elmer to try it out. And wonder if it is possible to make this simple 2D FEA of a pipe section under internal pressure and axial force at the same time.
Thanks
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Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 06 Mar 2023, 15:13
by kevinarden
Ye it is possible.

Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 06 Mar 2023, 15:24
by SergeyZh
kevinarden wrote: 06 Mar 2023, 15:13 Ye it is possible.
thanks for a reply. Is there any similar FEA done with a tutorial how to achieve it?

Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 06 Mar 2023, 21:22
by kevinarden
I do not know of one, can you post the cad geometry, internal pressure, and end load?

Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 06 Mar 2023, 23:19
by kevinarden
Here files for a case. Geometry made up, internal pressure 200E3, end load 10K. Picture is the gray is undeformed, the deformed model is colored with the stresses.
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Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 07 Mar 2023, 09:11
by SergeyZh
Thank you very much for the effort. I'll check it out :)

After running it I got an error:

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ERROR:: CheckLinearSolverOptions: MUMPS solver has not been installed.
STOP 1

Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 07 Mar 2023, 12:32
by kevinarden
Change Mumps to umfpack

Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 07 Mar 2023, 12:37
by kevinarden
Or you can switch to an iterative solver like this
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Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 07 Mar 2023, 14:28
by SergeyZh
kevinarden wrote: 07 Mar 2023, 12:37 Or you can switch to an iterative solver like this
case.sif
Great thanks

Re: Axisymmetric analysis for internal pressure and force

Posted: 08 Mar 2023, 11:39
by raback
Hi

Note that by convention the axis should be aligned with y-axis (coordinate 2) and radius with x-axis (coordinate 1).

-Peter