def analyzeTruss(mesh_file, bound, loadNode):
#Create Geometry
ele = element.Data()
for i in range(23):
ele.E[i] = 100.
ele.A[i] = 10.
ele.TYPE[i] = 'Truss'
mesh = gmsh.Parse(mesh_file)
model = structure.Builder(mesh, ele, bound)
trialLoad = findMaxLoad(mesh, model, ele, loadNode, 0, 10, -100)
maxLoad = trialLoad
XYZplot = model.XYZ
for design in range(10):
for coord in range(len(model.XYZ)):
if coord > 1 and coord != loadNode:
model.XYZ[coord][0] = XYZplot[coord][0] + random.randint(-2, 2)
if model.XYZ[coord][0] < 0:
model.XYZ[coord][0] * -1
model.XYZ[coord][1] = XYZplot[coord][1] + random.randint(-2, 2)
if coord == loadNode:
model.XYZ[coord][1] = XYZplot[coord][1] + random.randint(-2, 2)
try:
trialLoad = findMaxLoad(mesh, model, ele, loadNode, 0, 10, -300)
print(model.XYZ)
print(trialLoad)
if trialLoad < maxLoad:
maxLoad = trialLoad
XYZplot = model.XYZ
print('better')
print(XYZplot)
except LinAlgError:
continue
print(maxLoad)
print(XYZplot)
nodal_load = {loadNode: [0, maxLoad]}
U, Q = displmethod.solver(mesh, model, ele, nodal_load)
plotter.axialforce(model, Q)
plt.show()
from sapy import gmsh
from sapy import structure
from sapy import plotter
mesh_file = 'warren'
# these are the constraints
# this says that node 0 is fixed/restrained in both x and y
# directions (a pin connection) and node 4 is constrained in
# only the y direction (a roller, with the angle theta set to 0 degrees)
bound = {0: [1, 1], 3: [0, 1]}
# this is the loading on the truss.
nodal_load = {5: [0, -10]}
# parse the mesh file to create mesh.xyz (list of Points) and
# mesh.con (list of connections (beams) between Points)
mesh = gmsh.Parse(mesh_file)
# this is to create the composition of the beams in the truss
ele = element.Data()
for i in range(len(mesh.con)):
ele.E[i] = 100. # sectional area?
ele.A[i] = 10. # Young's modulus?
ele.TYPE[i] = 'Truss' # Truss or Frame
model = structure.Builder(mesh, ele, bound)
U, Q = displmethod.solver(mesh, model, ele, nodal_load)
plotter.undeformed(model)
plotter.deformed(model, U)
plotter.axialforce(model, Q)
plotter.show()
