Volume Meshing with Reinforcement in SOFiSTiK

Описание: Jürgen Bellmann shows different methods to analyze Volumetric reinforced concrete in SOFiSTiK. First Volumetric (BRIC) elements and reinforcement as BEAMs with linear and nonlinear effects. This version cannot consider tension stiffening but can be properly used for representing the damaged beam, or forces & stresses in the beam, as well as in the stirrups. The other examples consider smeared reinforcement, which can consider tension stiffening. Group division is key to create great models in SOFiSTiK. Stresses in three-dimensional space are no problem, considering nonlinear effects like cracks. Additionally, Jürgen Bellmann explains the theoretical background for the analysis, as well as showcasing on how to showcase results.

How to model Volume Meshes:    • Volume Meshing with SOFiMSHA - BRIC Elements  

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:56 BRICs with Reinforcement as BEAMs
02:24 QUADs with smeared Reinforcement
03:10 BRICs with smeared Reinforcement
06:02 More Features with theoretical Background
08:02 Windturbine Foundation


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