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GTSTRUDL Buckling and Nonlinear Analysis Examples

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GTSTRUDL Buckling and Nonlinear Analysis Examples

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    1. GTSTRUDL Buckling and Nonlinear Analysis Examples Dr. Kenneth M.(Mac) Will GTSUG 2011 June 2011 Delray Beach, Florida

    2. Examples Linear Buckling Analysis of Girder Pushover Analysis of Girder with Nonlinear Geometry Effects Flat Plate with Nonlinear Geometry Effects Vibration of Flat Plate with Initial Stress Loading

    3. Linear Buckling Analysis of Girder

    4. Linear Buckling Analysis Command after Static Analysis

    5. Results of Linear Buckling Analysis

    6. Buckled Mode Shape – Mode 1

    7. Buckled Mode Shape – Mode 2

    8. Pushover Analysis with Geometric Nonlinear Effects

    9. Pushover Analysis Nonlinear Effects and Active Solver Commands Nonlinear Effects Geometry Members Existing Active Solver GTSES

    10. Pushover Analysis Dialog

    11. Pushover Analysis Output

    12. Plot Pushover Analysis Results Dialog

    13. Pushover Results Plot

    14. Deformed Shape After Pushover

    15. Simply Supported Plate with Nonlinear Geometry

    16. Pushover Analysis Commands

    17. Pushover Results – Contour of Displacements

    18. Pushover Analysis Results – Middle Surface Principal Stress Note that stress is non-zero on middle surface

    19. Pushover Analysis Plot

    20. Dynamic Analysis of Plate

    21. Dynamic Analysis Commands with Initial Stress Loading

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