plasticity | PRISMS Crystal Plasticity and Continuum Plasticity FEM code

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plasticity is a C++ library. plasticity has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However plasticity has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

User registration link: Tutorial Videos: . Installation: Refer to the installation manual in docs/installation manual.pdf for detailed instructions on getting started with using the plasticity code. Running an example simulation + $ cd applications/crystalPlasticity/fcc/simpleTension Making results directory + $ mkdir results Execution (parallel runs): + $ mpirun -np nprocs $PLAS_DIR/applications/crystalPlasticity/main prm.in [here nprocs denotes the number of processors]. Further information, questions, issues and bugs:.

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The latest version of plasticity is 0.9

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How does the PROP array relate to the PROPS array in the Abaqus FORTRAN UMAT code?

the value is never used although it's used

QUESTION

How does the PROP array relate to the PROPS array in the Abaqus FORTRAN UMAT code?

Asked 2020-Aug-27 at 07:05

I have been going through the publicly available crystal plasticity FORTRAN subroutine, however, I couldn't understand how the input materials were being passed through the subroutines and functions.

So, in the main UMAT, the variable PROPS points towards the material constants entered in the *USER MATERIAL option in the input file. For the subroutine, this value is 125.

Now the subroutines being called by UMAT has defined another variable PROP, which takes different values like

In line 1430;

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Answered 2020-Aug-27 at 07:05

The ROTATION subroutine is defined at L.1404 (comments removed for clarity):

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63607910

QUESTION

the value is never used although it's used

Asked 2020-Mar-29 at 15:37

I'm getting an error in my code that (the first in the main if and the main if else) value of tn in the if statement is never used, although the other assigned value with above it is okay, and other tn values are okay, and I used tn at the end as in a textview. so the application skips it and uses the next tn value..

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Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 15:28

you miss {} arround your else blocks, so the second line is always executed and overrides the value

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60916379

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