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Hi, I have accidentally found the class called skfem.mesh.MeshLine1. Does this mean the potential support of the beam element by scikit-fem? Thanks Regards |
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Yes, see the Euler–Bernoulli beam example. The element is (L15) e = ElementLineHermite() |
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Thanks! Following this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%E2%80%93Bernoulli_beam_theory, Regards |
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Yes, also for unit length and force per unit length, or rather (following Wikipedia's nomenclature) the coordinate x has been normalized by the length ℓ and the displacement by qℓ²/EI, where q is the force per unit length. |
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True, it is very clear now. Thanks for sharing and explanation. This is the full answer. Regards |
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Yes, also for unit length and force per unit length, or rather (following Wikipedia's nomenclature) the coordinate x has been normalized by the length ℓ and the displacement by qℓ²/EI, where q is the force per unit length.