m_make_result Module Reference

This module provide a function to prepare output of static analysis. More...

Functions/Subroutines
subroutine, public	fstr_write_result (hecMESH, fstrSOLID, istep, time, flag, fstrDYNAMIC)
	OUTPUT result file for static and dynamic analysis. More...
subroutine, public	fstr_write_result_add (hecMESH, fstrSOLID, istep, label_suffix, fstrDYNAMIC)
	ADD result items of static and dynamic analysis to the result file being written. label_suffix is appended to every label, so that plural sets of the same items can be held in one result file. More...
subroutine	fstr_write_shell_gauss_result (hecMESH, fstrSOLID, label_suffix)
	Write one thickness-point field at a time, sharing evaluation of strain and stress. More...
subroutine	result_add (dtype, n_dof, label, label_suffix, data)
subroutine	fstr_write_result_main (hecMESH, fstrSOLID, RES, clyr, label_suffix)
subroutine, public	fstr_make_result (hecMESH, fstrSOLID, fstrRESULT, istep, time, fstrDYNAMIC, label_suffix)
	MAKE RESULT for static and dynamic analysis (WITHOUT ELEMENTAL RESULTS) -----------------------------------------------------------—. More...
subroutine, public	fstr_merge_result (hecMESH, fstrRESULT, fstrRESULT_add)
	MERGE the node and the element components of two result data into one, so that plural sets of the same items can be visualized at once. Both hold the global values of the same step, so those of fstrRESULT are kept. More...
subroutine	fstr_make_result_main (hecMESH, fstrSOLID, fstrRESULT, RES, nitem, iitem, ncomp, eitem, jitem, ecomp, clyr)
subroutine, public	fstr_reorder_node_shell (fstrSOLID, hecMESH, unode)
subroutine, public	fstr_reorder_rot_shell (fstrSOLID, hecMESH, unode)
subroutine, public	fstr_reorder_rot_beam (fstrSOLID, hecMESH, unode)
	Rotation of 641 beams: nodes 3 and 4 carry the rotations of nodes 1 and 2 as their displacements. Each pair gets that rotation, as fstr_reorder_rot_shell does for shells. More...
subroutine, public	fstr_reorder_node_beam (fstrSOLID, hecMESH, unode)
subroutine, public	setup_contact_output_variables (hecMESH, fstrSOLID, phase, dtime, expflag)

Detailed Description

This module provide a function to prepare output of static analysis.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

fstr_make_result()

subroutine, public m_make_result::fstr_make_result	(	type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		type(hecmwst_result_data)	fstrRESULT,
		integer(kind=kint)	istep,
		real(kind=kreal)	time,
		type(fstr_dynamic), intent(in), optional	fstrDYNAMIC,
		character(len=*), intent(in), optional	label_suffix
	)

MAKE RESULT for static and dynamic analysis (WITHOUT ELEMENTAL RESULTS) -----------------------------------------------------------—.

Definition at line 722 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_make_result_main()

subroutine m_make_result::fstr_make_result_main	(	type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		type (hecmwst_result_data)	fstrRESULT,
		type (fstr_solid_physic_val)	RES,
		integer(kind=kint)	nitem,
		integer(kind=kint)	iitem,
		integer(kind=kint)	ncomp,
		integer(kind=kint)	eitem,
		integer(kind=kint)	jitem,
		integer(kind=kint)	ecomp,
		character(len=16)	clyr
	)

Definition at line 1466 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_merge_result()

subroutine, public m_make_result::fstr_merge_result	(	type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		type (hecmwst_result_data)	fstrRESULT,
		type (hecmwst_result_data)	fstrRESULT_add
	)

MERGE the node and the element components of two result data into one, so that plural sets of the same items can be visualized at once. Both hold the global values of the same step, so those of fstrRESULT are kept.

Parameters

fstrresult	merged here
fstrresult_add	appended to fstrRESULT

Definition at line 1403 of file make_result.f90.

fstr_reorder_node_beam()

subroutine, public m_make_result::fstr_reorder_node_beam	(	type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		real(kind=kreal), dimension(:), allocatable	unode
	)

Definition at line 1869 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_reorder_node_shell()

subroutine, public m_make_result::fstr_reorder_node_shell	(	type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		real(kind=kreal), dimension(:), allocatable	unode
	)

Definition at line 1746 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_reorder_rot_beam()

subroutine, public m_make_result::fstr_reorder_rot_beam	(	type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		real(kind=kreal), dimension(:)	unode
	)

Rotation of 641 beams: nodes 3 and 4 carry the rotations of nodes 1 and 2 as their displacements. Each pair gets that rotation, as fstr_reorder_rot_shell does for shells.

Definition at line 1841 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_reorder_rot_shell()

subroutine, public m_make_result::fstr_reorder_rot_shell	(	type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		real(kind=kreal), dimension(:), allocatable	unode
	)

Definition at line 1789 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_write_result()

subroutine, public m_make_result::fstr_write_result	(	type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		integer(kind=kint)	istep,
		real(kind=kreal)	time,
		integer(kind=kint)	flag,
		type (fstr_dynamic), intent(in), optional	fstrDYNAMIC
	)

OUTPUT result file for static and dynamic analysis.

Parameters

time	current time

Definition at line 24 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_write_result_add()

subroutine, public m_make_result::fstr_write_result_add	(	type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		integer(kind=kint)	istep,
		character(len=*)	label_suffix,
		type (fstr_dynamic), intent(in), optional	fstrDYNAMIC
	)

ADD result items of static and dynamic analysis to the result file being written. label_suffix is appended to every label, so that plural sets of the same items can be held in one result file.

Definition at line 79 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_write_result_main()

subroutine m_make_result::fstr_write_result_main	(	type (hecmwst_local_mesh)	hecMESH,
		type (fstr_solid)	fstrSOLID,
		type (fstr_solid_physic_val)	RES,
		character(len=16)	clyr,
		character(len=*)	label_suffix
	)

Definition at line 553 of file make_result.f90.

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fstr_write_shell_gauss_result()

subroutine m_make_result::fstr_write_shell_gauss_result	(	type(hecmwst_local_mesh), intent(in)	hecMESH,
		type(fstr_solid), intent(inout)	fstrSOLID,
		character(len=*), intent(in)	label_suffix
	)

Write one thickness-point field at a time, sharing evaluation of strain and stress.

Definition at line 498 of file make_result.f90.

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result_add()

subroutine m_make_result::result_add	(	integer(kind=kint), intent(in)	dtype,
		integer(kind=kint), intent(in)	n_dof,
		character(len=*), intent(in)	label,
		character(len=*), intent(in)	label_suffix,
		real(kind=kreal), dimension(:)	data
	)

Definition at line 537 of file make_result.f90.

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setup_contact_output_variables()

subroutine, public m_make_result::setup_contact_output_variables	(	type(hecmwst_local_mesh), intent(in)	hecMESH,
		type (fstr_solid), intent(inout)	fstrSOLID,
		integer(kind=kint), intent(in)	phase,
		real(kind=kreal), intent(in), optional	dtime,
		logical, intent(in), optional	expflag
	)

Parameters

[in]	phase	-1:clear,3:result,4:vis
[in]	dtime	time increment for CONT_RELVEL calculation
[in]	expflag	explicit dynamic: build CONT_NFORCE from stored contact multipliers

Definition at line 1901 of file make_result.f90.

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