3. Modeling A#

3.1. Characteristics of modeling#

Type of modeling used: element BARRE.

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3.2. Characteristics of the mesh#

\(\theta =30°\), \(\mathrm{A1}=1.41E–\mathrm{03 }{m}^{2}\)., \(\mathrm{A2}=2.82E–\mathrm{03 }{m}^{2}\).

3.3. Tested sizes and results#

Identification

Reference

Aster

% difference

Load: thermal expansion

Option: “EFGE_ELNO”

Knit \(\mathrm{M10}\), Knot: \(B\), Cmp: \(N\)

1.29541 E+04

0.063

Knit \(\mathrm{M16}\), Knot: \(C\), Cmp: \(N\)

4285.2

4.28926 E+03

0.095

Knit \(\mathrm{M17}\), Knot: \(C\), Cmp: \(N\)

—10189.

—1.02076 E+04

0.183

Load: point forces

Option: “DEPL”

Node: \(E\), Cmp: \(\mathrm{DY}\)

—1.0566 E—02

—1.05800 E—02

0.133

Option: “EFGE_ELNO”

Knit \(\mathrm{M10}\), Knot: \(B\), Cmp: \(N\)

—87137.

—8.71128 E+04

—0.028

Knit \(\mathrm{M16}\), Knot: \(C\), Cmp: \(N\)

2.41596 E+04

0.007

Knit \(\mathrm{M17}\), Knot: \(C\), Cmp: \(N\)

—57524.

—5.74954 E+04

—0.050

Charge: imposed trips

Option: “EFGE_ELNO”

Knit \(\mathrm{M10}\), Knot: \(B\), Cmp: \(N\)

65979.1

6.59757 E+04

—0.005

Knit \(\mathrm{M16}\), Knot: \(C\), Cmp: \(N\)

21839.1

2.18453 E+04

0.029

Knit \(\mathrm{M17}\), Knot: \(C\), Cmp: \(N\)

—51925.6

—5.19877 E+04

0.120

Charge: accumulation of the 3 requests

Option: “EFGE_ELNO”

Knit \(\mathrm{M10}\), Knot: \(B\), Cmp: \(N\)

—8211.2

—8.18302 E+03

—0.343

Knit \(\mathrm{M16}\), Knot: \(C\), Cmp: \(N\)

50282

5.02942 E+04

0.024

Knit \(\mathrm{M17}\), Knot: \(C\), Cmp: \(N\)

—1.1964 E+05

—1.19691 E+05

0.043

3.4. notes#

No bending strain is involved in the calculation of the solution.