/BRIC20
Block Format Keyword Describes 3D solid elements (20 node brick elements). This quadratic element should be used with the property /PROP/SOLID.
Format
(1) | (2) | (3) | (4) | (5) | (6) | (7) | (8) | (9) | (10) |
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/BRIC20/part_ID | |||||||||
bric_ID | node_ID1 | node_ID2 | node_ID3 | node_ID4 | node_ID5 | node_ID6 | node_ID7 | node_ID8 | |
node_ID9 | node_ID10 | node_ID11 | node_ID12 | node_ID13 | node_ID14 | node_ID15 | node_ID16 | ||
node_ID17 | node_ID18 | node_ID19 | node_ID20 |
Definition
Field | Contents | SI Unit Examples |
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part_ID | Part identifier of the
block. (Integer, maximum 10 digits) |
|
bric_ID | Element
identifier. (Integer) |
|
node_ID1 | Node identifier
1. (Integer) |
|
node_ID2 | Node identifier
2. (Integer) |
|
node_ID3 | Node identifier
3. (Integer) |
|
node_ID4 | Node identifier
4. (Integer) |
|
node_ID5 | Node identifier
5. (Integer) |
|
node_ID6 | Node identifier
6. (Integer) |
|
node_ID7 | Node identifier
7. (Integer) |
|
node_ID8 | Node identifier
8. (Integer) |
|
node_ID9 | Node identifier
9. (Integer) |
|
node_ID10 | Node identifier
10. (Integer) |
|
node_ID11 | Node identifier
11. (Integer) |
|
node_ID12 | Node identifier
12. (Integer) |
|
node_ID13 | Node identifier
13. (Integer) |
|
node_ID14 | Node identifier
14. (Integer) |
|
node_ID15 | Node identifier
15. (Integer) |
|
node_ID16 | Node identifier
16. (Integer) |
|
node_ID17 | Node identifier
17. (Integer) |
|
node_ID18 | Node identifier
18. (Integer) |
|
node_ID19 | Node identifier
19. (Integer) |
|
node_ID20 | Node identifier
20. (Integer) |
Comments
- The identifier (ID) must be unique in each element family, but it is advised for each element type to have a unique element identifier in the global model.
- The 20 node brick elements must have a different identifier one from each other.
- The 20 node brick elements are treated internally as solid elements (bric_ID), using solid materials and solid groups (grbric_ID).
- If nodes 9 to 20 are set to zero, a linear behavior is assumed on the corresponding edge.