Henrik Sönnerlind
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Posted:
9 years ago
07.12.2015, 02:11 GMT-5
Hi,
The 'External Stress-Strain Relation' node which you have in the model tree is the way to call an external material.
An external material is one which you have coded yourself, and compiled into a .dll file. If that is not your intent, you should not use the 'External Stress-Strain Relation' as material model.
Regards,
Henrik
Hi,
The 'External Stress-Strain Relation' node which you have in the model tree is the way to call an external material.
An external material is one which you have coded yourself, and compiled into a .dll file. If that is not your intent, you should not use the 'External Stress-Strain Relation' as material model.
Regards,
Henrik
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Posted:
8 years ago
22.08.2016, 08:34 GMT-4
Hi,
The 'External Stress-Strain Relation' node which you have in the model tree is the way to call an external material.
An external material is one which you have coded yourself, and compiled into a .dll file. If that is not your intent, you should not use the 'External Stress-Strain Relation' as material model.
Regards,
Henrik
Dear Henrik:
I want to know how to get the material parameters in "par" from the external material before forming the total stiffness matrix and whether the Dll is parallel computing.
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Hi,
The 'External Stress-Strain Relation' node which you have in the model tree is the way to call an external material.
An external material is one which you have coded yourself, and compiled into a .dll file. If that is not your intent, you should not use the 'External Stress-Strain Relation' as material model.
Regards,
Henrik
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Dear Henrik:
I want to know how to get the material parameters in "par" from the external material before forming the total stiffness matrix and whether the Dll is parallel computing.
Jeff Hiller
COMSOL Employee
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Posted:
8 years ago
22.08.2016, 10:03 GMT-4
Hello,
If you need your question addressed by a COMSOL engineer, please send it to support@comsol.com or through the web portal
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While COMSOL personnel may occasionally contribute to discussions through the Discussion Forum, the Forum is intended for users to exchange ideas among themselves. It is not intended as a way to contact COMSOL staff.
Best regards,
Jeff
Hello,
If you need your question addressed by a COMSOL engineer, please send it to support@comsol.com or through the web portal www.comsol.com/support/ .
While COMSOL personnel may occasionally contribute to discussions through the Discussion Forum, the Forum is intended for users to exchange ideas among themselves. It is not intended as a way to contact COMSOL staff.
Best regards,
Jeff
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Posted:
8 years ago
07.09.2016, 20:46 GMT-4
Thank you
Thank you
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Posted:
7 years ago
04.08.2017, 13:38 GMT-4
I want to know how to compile the c code into the dll file. I try to compile the linear_elastic.c from the comsol web site into the dll file by using the visual studio 2013, but the comsol cannot read the compiled dll file correctly and report error.
I want to know how to compile the c code into the dll file. I try to compile the linear_elastic.c from the comsol web site into the dll file by using the visual studio 2013, but the comsol cannot read the compiled dll file correctly and report error.