Talk:Contrib:Dbpatankar/HT1

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Hoi Dbpakanter

very nice contribution. Can you use this procedure also for extraction stresses and strains (eg Von Mises VMIS or SXX)? I guess you can. I would like to use this to convert the stresses Sxx, Syy etc to cylinder coordinates near an area around a cylinder (fo course ...).

One question: can you insert the exact parameters in the POST_RELEVE_T(...) command in stead of POST_RELEVE_T(Blah Blah Blah....). That will make it just a bit more accessible (although I must admit I do similars things many times, so may be it is just the cat greeting the dog).

Thank you for the contribution.

kind regards - kees


Hi Kees,

Thanks for taking time to review my contribution.

As you suggested, I have added the exact parameters in POST_RELEVE_T(). The actual POST_RELEVE_T() from which I extracted the table is not with me now. So I wrote it now with the hope that I am doing it correctly. If you find something wrong in it, kindly point it out.

As per as extraction of stresses and strains are considered, if they can be printed in tabular form then its possible to follow the same procedure and get the required results. The application you proposed is very interesting. I will try to implement it out of curiosity and reply with one more 'HowTo'. :)


Hi Dbpakanter,

nice contribution. This was exactly was I needed, because I wanted to extract some parameter and write it to a text-file in order to do some optimization. But unfortunately it didn't work without modification. I had to add the following lines at the beginning of my comm-file:

import sys

sys.path.append('myAsterRootDirectory/STA10.2/bibpyt/Utilitai/')

from Table import *

I don't know if this is because I'm using aster from SalomeMeca2010.2 or if there is some other issue, but now it works fine. Regards, Richard