Description =========== Geometry, mesh, and model ----------------------------- The study model is a portion of a half-cylinder with a height :math:`H=2m`, radius :math:`R=10m` and a thickness of :math:`\mathit{ep}=1m`. This half-cylinder is extended at its end located in :math:`x>0` by a rectilinear part of the same height and :math:`3m` long. A cable crosses the concrete following its geometry at a distance :math:`\mathit{ex}=\mathrm{0,4}m` from the middle sheet on the outside. The concrete is modelled as a shell (Q4GG element). It consists of 275 QUAD4 meshes, 5 stitches in its height and 55 in its length (including 50 on the cylindrical part and 5 on the rectilinear part). The cable is modelled in BARRE elements, it consists of 55 SEG2 meshes. .. image:: images/10000000000004650000023AF2E5649D14228D71.png :width: 6.3374in :height: 3.2102in .. _RefImage_10000000000004650000023AF2E5649D14228D71.png: Figure 1: Meshing For D, E, and F models, DIS_T elements based on SEG2 meshes at the nodes combined (the first node being a cable node) are added to the mesh (using the CREA_SEG2 feature of CREA_MAILLAGE) and to the model. Material properties ------------------------ The properties of concrete for the cylinder and of steel for the cable are given in the following table: +-----------------------+------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+ |**Material** |**Concrete** |**Steel** | +-----------------------+------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+ |**Young Module** |:math:`3\times {10}^{10}\mathit{Pa}`|:math:`2\times {10}^{11}\mathit{Pa}` | +-----------------------+------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+ |**Poisson Coefficient**|:math:`0.0` |:math:`0.0` | +-----------------------+------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+ |**Density** |:math:`2500\mathit{kg}/{m}^{3}` |A, B, and C modeling :math:`500\mathit{kg}/{m}^{3}`|D, E, and F modeling :math:`7800\mathit{kg}/{m}^{3}`| +-----------------------+------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------------------------+