[GiDlist] About RamShell steel Properties.

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VSayako Willy

[GiDlist] About RamShell steel Properties.

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Hi GiD team
Could you advice or give some information about
Standard Steel PropertiesRamShell? I'm creating the
Standard Steel Properties, slightly different from
Ramshell. I would like to know how to import the
database of steel properties to the engine code, cuz
there are more then 100 of properties.

In Ramshell, does the engine source code read
directly from the file steelSection.txt in scripts
dir? or create the database of steel properties inside
the code?
I tried to create the database in Direct-file for
FORTRAN but it seems not be working out.

It would be gratefull if you would brief it for me how
the efficient way to manage it.

Many thanks.


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Enrique Escolano

[GiDlist] About RamShell steel Properties.

Post by Enrique Escolano »

In principle, the fact to have more than 100 field in a material or
condition, would not have to be a problem.

In RamSeries, the steel properties are implemented as GiD conditions,
instead GiD materials.
(this problemtype not use any GiD material, the *.mat file is void)

The problemtype read directly the own file steelSection.txt with tcl, and
use this values
to set the condition field values to assign.

Enrique Escolano
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Hi GiD team
Could you advice or give some information about
Standard Steel PropertiesRamShell? I'm creating the
Standard Steel Properties, slightly different from
Ramshell. I would like to know how to import the
database of steel properties to the engine code, cuz
there are more then 100 of properties.

In Ramshell, does the engine source code read
directly from the file steelSection.txt in scripts
dir? or create the database of steel properties inside
the code?
I tried to create the database in Direct-file for
FORTRAN but it seems not be working out.

It would be gratefull if you would brief it for me how
the efficient way to manage it.

Many thanks.


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Ramon Ribó

[GiDlist] About RamShell steel Properties.

Post by Ramon Ribó »

Hello,

There are several ways to solve this problem.

In RamSeries, rambshell contains all the library data inside
the program source code. Of course, some kind of external utility
is necessary so as to automatize all the data and syncronize both
databases.

Regards,

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Hi GiD team
Could you advice or give some information about
Standard Steel PropertiesRamShell? I'm creating the
Standard Steel Properties, slightly different from
Ramshell. I would like to know how to import the
database of steel properties to the engine code, cuz
there are more then 100 of properties.

In Ramshell, does the engine source code read
directly from the file steelSection.txt in scripts
dir? or create the database of steel properties inside
the code?
I tried to create the database in Direct-file for
FORTRAN but it seems not be working out.

It would be gratefull if you would brief it for me how
the efficient way to manage it.

Many thanks.


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