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Updating the Stiffness Matrix
Posted 8 set 2011, 12:16 GMT-4 2 Replies
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Hello,
is it possible to update the stiffnesmatrix in multiphysics? I would like to programm ( preferably in Matlab ) an iterativ procedure, which updates after every iteration the stiffnessmatrix of my model. For example:
1. Solve the model
2. Compare calculated stresses with experimentally obtained stresses
3. Update the stiffnessmatrix
4. Solve the model again
5. Compare calculated stresses with experimentally obtained stresses
......... and so on
Is that possible?
Thanks!
Fabian
is it possible to update the stiffnesmatrix in multiphysics? I would like to programm ( preferably in Matlab ) an iterativ procedure, which updates after every iteration the stiffnessmatrix of my model. For example:
1. Solve the model
2. Compare calculated stresses with experimentally obtained stresses
3. Update the stiffnessmatrix
4. Solve the model again
5. Compare calculated stresses with experimentally obtained stresses
......... and so on
Is that possible?
Thanks!
Fabian
2 Replies Last Post 12 set 2011, 14:45 GMT-4
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
I'm not sure if I fully understand what you want to do, but it seems strange, why update the stiffness matrix, since its calculated from the boundary conditions. You should rather update the boundary loads or the material properties, which will allow COMSOL to update the stiffness matrix in a lofical way.
I feel a confusion about what is master and what is slave here, but I might just not habve understood your question ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
I'm not sure if I fully understand what you want to do, but it seems strange, why update the stiffness matrix, since its calculated from the boundary conditions. You should rather update the boundary loads or the material properties, which will allow COMSOL to update the stiffness matrix in a lofical way.
I feel a confusion about what is master and what is slave here, but I might just not habve understood your question ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you for your reply!
I try to clarify my problem. I want to model damage in an inverse way. I an experiment, I determine the eigenfrequencies of my damaged structure. My FE-model of the same structure is in the undamaged state. The eigenfrequencies are sensitive to damage, which means, they are different to the eigenfrequencies in the undamaged state. Hence, the eigenfrequencies calculated with my FE-model differ from the eigenfrequencies determined in the experiment. Now, I want to update my FE-model, so that I calculate the same eigenfrequencies like in the experiment. The eigenfrequencies are influenced by the stiffness of the structure. Hence, I would like to update the stiffnessmatrix, to modify the eigenfrequencies of my FE-model. I hope this explanation helps to clarify my problem.
Best regards
Fabian
I try to clarify my problem. I want to model damage in an inverse way. I an experiment, I determine the eigenfrequencies of my damaged structure. My FE-model of the same structure is in the undamaged state. The eigenfrequencies are sensitive to damage, which means, they are different to the eigenfrequencies in the undamaged state. Hence, the eigenfrequencies calculated with my FE-model differ from the eigenfrequencies determined in the experiment. Now, I want to update my FE-model, so that I calculate the same eigenfrequencies like in the experiment. The eigenfrequencies are influenced by the stiffness of the structure. Hence, I would like to update the stiffnessmatrix, to modify the eigenfrequencies of my FE-model. I hope this explanation helps to clarify my problem.
Best regards
Fabian