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CUFSM and Matlab

CUFSM and Matlab. CUFSM 3.12. The Matlab version of CUFSM allows much greater flexibility than the standalone version. Within the Graphical User Interface you can use mathematics, anything you could enter on the command line in Matlab you can use in the GUI examples:

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CUFSM and Matlab

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  1. CUFSM and Matlab CUFSM3.12 • The Matlab version of CUFSM allows much greater flexibility than the standalone version. • Within the Graphical User Interface you can use mathematics, anything you could enter on the command line in Matlab you can use in the GUI examples: • entering 1:1:10 in the Lengths section will be interpreted as 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 • to evenly space 30 points in log space between 100 and 103 enter logspace(0,3,30) in the Lengths section • to shift a member over 2 in. just add +2 to x the nodal coordinates of all nodes • etc.

  2. CUFSM and Matlab • The real power of the Matlab version is the ability to access all the features of the program from within your own programs (m-files.) • In your m-files you can call the CUFSM routines to do your pre- and post-processing as well as perform the analysis directly and perform parametric studies, optimization, etc..

  3. Useful CUFSM Matlab functions • Plotting and Post-Processing • crossect.m: plot the cross-section, node numbers, springs, etc. • strespic.m: show the stress distribution • thecurve2.m: buckling curve plot • thecurve3.m:buckling curve plot, and also modal classification plot • dispshap.m: plot a 2D buckling mode shape • dispshap3d.m: plot a 3D buckling mode shape • Model Building • templatecalc.m: Generate finite strip model from centerline dimensions of a C or Z • doubler.m: double the number of elements in a model • cutwp_prop2.m: calculate the properties (A, I, J,Cw,etc.) for a model • yieldMP: given fy calculate the yield loads and moments for a model • stresgen.m: given a load and/or moment calculate nodal stresses for a model • warp_stress.m: given a torque calculate nodal warping stress for a model • Analysis • strip.m: Perform finite strip calculations for a model

  4. Matlab Example • An example of performing a batch code analysis in Matlab using your own files is provided • The example m-file is: batchcode4cufsm312.m • The example • runs and post-processes an example from within a matlab m-file. Extensions to parametric studies, optimization, batch post-processing require only simple modifications.

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