[Kratos] Kratos for structural simulation

[Miguel Angel Celigueta]

Hello Tom,

The forum registration was disabled for some days due to a cyber attack. Now
we re-opened it.

About your question, I don't think Kratos includes developments on
glued-laminated elements so far. But I hope the people from structural
mechanics (Riccardo?) will answer you with a better knowledge of the actual
situation.

Regards,

Miguel Angel

 

CIMNE Barcelona

Tel. +34 934010794

 

De: kratos-bounces at listas.cimne.upc.edu
[mailto:kratos-bounces at listas.cimne.upc.edu] En nombre de Tom Svilans
Enviado el: lunes, 02 de mayo de 2016 17:55
Para: kratos at listas.cimne.upc.edu
Asunto: [Kratos] Kratos for structural simulation

 

Hi,

 

I am a PhD fellow at KADK in Copenhagen looking into the material
performance of glued-laminated timber building elements and timber
anisotropy. I came across the Kratos Multiphysics framework and have tried
installing it. I went through the method of downloading GiD and simply
copying Kratos to another folder as I am more interested in the Python
backend and will have simulation data coming from and going to different
programs.

 

I am having some issues, however, when following some of the first
introductory Python examples. Are they up to date? Where can I ask for help
or receive advice about what some of the tools do? Is there a class
reference document anywhere that I could look through? Specifically, it
cannot find STABILIZATION_FACTOR when initializing the
solid_mechanics_python_solver.

 

I have browsed through the SVN repo, but it's very expansive and it is
difficult to find things. Registration on the forum has been disabled, for
some reason, so I cannot post there either.

 

Any help would be really great! Looking forward to using Kratos, it looks
very powerful.

 

Much thanks,

 

Tom

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