$$$$ FLAMBAGE NOTICE CHAT 11/09/12 21:16:15 7124 DATE 11/09/12 Procedure FLAMBAGE Voir aussi : ------------------ TAB1 = FLAMBAGE TAB2 ; TAB2.'OBJM' .'LAM1' .'LAM2' .'CLIM' .'NMOD' .'SIG0' .'SIG1' .'MATE' .'CARA' .'RIGI' .'KSIG' .'MODE' .'PLAS' .'MOTA' Description: ------------ This procedure enables the user to perform elastic and plastic buckling calculations. Contents : __________ TAB2 : object (TABLE type) which must be composed of : 1) If you use the new objects MMODEL and MCHAML Index Pointed object Contents type 'OBJM' MMODEL model object 'LAM1' FLOTTANT minimum multiplying coefficient 'LAM2' FLOTTANT maximal multiplying coefficient 'NMOD' ENTIER number of requested eigen modes 'CLIM' RIGIDITE matrices associated with the restraints Then, the user has a choice between : 'SIG1' MCHAML stress field varying with the load multiplier ('SIG0') MCHAML stress field which does not vary with the load multiplier 'MATE' MCHAML material properties ('CARA') MCHAML geometrical properties or : 'RIGI' RIGIDITE stiffness matrix 'KSIG' RIGIDITE geometrical stiffness matrix TAB1 : object (TABLE type) containing as many tables as there are calculated modes, and indexed by the number of the mode. Each table associated with a mode contains : Index Pointed object Contents type 'LAMB' FLOTTANT load multiplying coefficient 'DEPL' CHPOINT standard eigen mode 'MODN' ENTIER Fourier's harmonics number 'MODM' ENTIER azimuthal mode number Note : ________ For a Fourier's series analysis, the buckling may be searched from a family of harmonics providing in TAB2 : 'MODE' LISTENTI List of Fourier's harmonics In order to define the boundary conditions, the following option will have to be used : OPTION FOURIER NOHARM ; A plastic buckling analysis may be performed giving : 'PLAS' MOT word requesting the plastic buckling 'MATP' MCHAML tangential plastic material (see MOTA) The method used is that of the tangential modulus. The user may also supply the requested tangential matrix as stiffness matrix ('RIGI' index) if he does not wish to use this method.
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