Element.tria3d
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Latest revision as of 22:09, 24 January 2007
The following article describes the use of the element.tria3d command. This command defines a displacement based, three-node bilinear triangle, whose nodes are given in an anticlockwise manner.
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[edit] Syntax
element.tria3d(id,dof1,dof2,dof3,mat)
where
| Parameter | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | The elemental id | integer | - |
| dof1-3 | The elemental nodes | integer | - |
| mat | The element material | integer | - |
[edit] Examples
element.tria3d(2,1,2,10,2)
[edit] Comments
Nodes and material must be already defined.
[edit] See also
- node module.
- material module.
- element module.
- User guide.
