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How to obtain the strain data (like axial strain, radial strain, hoop strain) by setting Outputs section? #2805
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Hello everyone, |
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zhishuaizhang
Nov 27, 2023
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GEOS don't store the strain, so there is no field to visualize. The only way is to compute it as a postprocessing in paraview from the displacement field gradients. |
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As mentioned by @paveltomin, probably the easiest way is to calculate strain in ParaView. Use the PythonCalculator of ParaView. The expression of the PythonCalculator should be something like 'strain( totalDisplacement)'. |
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@paveltomin @herve-gross @zhishuaizhang Thank you for your reply! |
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As mentioned by @paveltomin, probably the easiest way is to calculate strain in ParaView. Use the PythonCalculator of ParaView. The expression of the PythonCalculator should be something like 'strain( totalDisplacement)'.