Element.quad4d

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This command defines a displacement based, four-node bilinear quadrilateral, whose nodes
 
This command defines a displacement based, four-node bilinear quadrilateral, whose nodes
 
are given in an anticlockwise manner as shown in the figure.
 
are given in an anticlockwise manner as shown in the figure.
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[[Image:Quad.png|thumb|The four-node quadrilateral.]]
  
 
=Syntax=
 
=Syntax=
 
  element.quad4d(id,dof<sub>1</sub>,dof<sub>2</sub>,dof<sub>3</sub>,dof<sub>4</sub>,mat)
 
  element.quad4d(id,dof<sub>1</sub>,dof<sub>2</sub>,dof<sub>3</sub>,dof<sub>4</sub>,mat)
  
=Parameters=
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where
 
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[[Image:Quad.png|thumb|The four-node quadrilateral.]]
 
 
=Examples=
 
=Examples=
 
   element.quad4d(2,1,2,10,9,2)
 
   element.quad4d(2,1,2,10,9,2)

Latest revision as of 22:12, 24 January 2007

The following article describes the use of the element.quad4d command. This command defines a displacement based, four-node bilinear quadrilateral, whose nodes are given in an anticlockwise manner as shown in the figure.

The four-node quadrilateral.

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[edit] Syntax

element.quad4d(id,dof1,dof2,dof3,dof4,mat)

where

Parameter description type default
id The elemental id integer -
dof1-4 The elemental nodes integer -
mat The element material integer -

[edit] Examples

 element.quad4d(2,1,2,10,9,2)

[edit] Comments

Nodes and material must be already defined.

[edit] See also

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