UNIVERSAL SOFTWARE SYSTEM “STADYO” FOR THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR PROBLEMS OF THE FIELD THEORY, STATICS, STABILITY AND DYNAMICS OF SPATIAL COMBINED SYSTEMS: GENERAL PARAMETERS AND SUPERELEMENTAL FEATURES
Journal Title: International Journal for Computational Civil and Structural Engineering - Year 2018, Vol 14, Issue 3
Abstract
The distinctive paper presents the general papers of the science-based universal software system “STADYO” intended for the numerical solution of stationary and nonstationary problems of field theory, analy-sis of static, temperature and dynamic stress-strain state (SSS), stability and strength of arbitrary combined me-chanical systems (massive-shell-lamellar-membrane-rod with “rigid” bodies, fluid cavities and internal bonds, isotropic and orthotropic materials) into a flat axis, axisymmetric and three-dimensional linear and nonlinear formulations. The composition of the “STADYO” software system is briefly described; in terms of its theoretical foundations, the main provisions and matrix relationships of the superelement method (which is known to be one of the most effective ways to increase the universality and increase the computational efficiency of finite element algorithms) are presented, as well as methods for dynamic synthesis of substructures and submodelling. The su-perelement algorithm is also extended to solving a system of linear equations at each step of the implicit scheme of direct integration of the equations of motion, and at each iteration in the calculation of natural oscillations; however, an alternative and more efficient approach consists in constructing special superelement algorithms based on the direct condensation of the equations of motion and ideologically close to the method of dynamic synthesis of substructures. The submodelling options, in particular, are important for the refined analysis of the three-dimensional SSS of heavily loaded component parts of the objects under consideration. In general, the presentation of the global design model of the system as a set of substructures is also very convenient for its de-scription and creates the prerequisite for the creation (application) of effective pre- and postprocessor software. The paper also provides information on verification and experience in the use of the “STADYO” software sys-tem, as well as prospects for development.
Authors and Affiliations
Alexander M. Belostotsky, Alexey L. Potapenko, Pavel A. Akimov
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- EP ID EP576629
- DOI 10.22337/2587-9618-2018-14-3-26-41
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