Fotis at 19:09, 24 January 2007

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The following article describes the use of the <tt>element.tria3d</tt> command.
This command defines a displacement based, three-node bilinear triangle, whose nodes
are given in an anticlockwise manner.

=Syntax=
element.tria3d(id,dof1,dof2,dof3,mat)

=Parameters=
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|id || The elemental id ||align="center"| integer ||align="center"|-
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|dof1-3 || The elemental [[node|nodes]] ||align="center"| integer ||align="center"|-
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|mat || The element [[material]] ||align="center"| integer ||align="center"|-
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=Examples=
element.tria3d(2,1,2,10,2)

=Comments=
Nodes and material '''must''' be already defined.

=See also=
*[[node]] module.
*[[material]] module.
*[[element]] module.
*[[User guide]].

[[Category:User guide]]

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