ShellnlDKGQ and ShellMITC4 model periods

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ArthurD
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ShellnlDKGQ and ShellMITC4 model periods

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JimmyWilson
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Re: ShellnlDKGQ and ShellMITC4 model periods

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While this element is definitely capable of modelling slabs at ambient conditions, it lacked the nonlinearity needed for simulating large deformations in floor slabs in fire.

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Pluscon
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Re: ShellnlDKGQ and ShellMITC4 model periods

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ArthurD wrote: Sun May 21, 2023 11:46 pm Hello,
I have established a 3d frame shear wall model, but the model periods of the wall elements using ShellnlDKGQ and ShellMITC4 are very different, and the period of the former is much greater than that of the latter (30% +) pizza tower
I want to know why :)
Shells, Beams, and Solids are the three primary element kinds. As a general guideline, thin sections with a single thickness ought to be built as Shell Elements, long, slender portions with a single profile ought to be setup as Beam Elements, and all other parts ought to be constructed as Solid Elements.
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