Modeling B: crack X- FEM ============================== In this modeling, the crack is no longer meshed, but it is represented by level sets: :math:`\mathit{LSN}\mathrm{=}z\mathrm{-}1\mathrm{/}2` and :math:`\mathit{LST}\mathrm{=}\mathrm{-}y\mathrm{-}x\mathrm{/}2+1`. Characteristics of the mesh ----------------------------- The structure is modelled by a mesh composed of 15872 tetrahedra (see [:ref:`Figure 2.1-a
`]). .. image:: images/10000000000003BA000002950DC2C5BFF7EDF7F2.png :width: 4.6173in :height: 3.1929in .. _RefImage_10000000000003BA000002950DC2C5BFF7EDF7F2.png: **Figure 2.1-a: Healthy mesh** Tested sizes and results ------------------------------- The values of :math:`\mathit{K1}` are tested on the second point and on the last three points of the crack bottom. Indeed, the orientation of the crack implies that :math:`\mathit{K1}` cannot be calculated on certain points. We test the points concerned to verify that *Code_Aster* assigns them the value of the nearest neighbor node or the calculation of :math:`\mathit{K1}` could be performed. .. csv-table:: "Identification", "Reference Type", "Reference Value" "Point 2", "'NON_REGRESSION'", "1324885.20838" "Dot 22", "'NON_REGRESSION'", "851382.586304" "Dot 23", "'NON_REGRESSION'", "851382.586304" "Dot 24", "'NON_REGRESSION'", "851382.586304" We also test the values of :math:`\mathit{COOR}\text{\_}X`, :math:`\mathit{COOR}\text{\_}Y`, :math:`\mathit{COOR}\text{\_}Z`, :math:`\mathit{TEMP}` and :math:`\mathit{NEUT}1` at node 1 in order to verify that these components are indeed present in the output table for the case X- FEM.