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Hi Norihiro,
What is an example of mechanics and flow being coupled in a partitioned way?
Thanks for your help,
Cheers David
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Nodal stress and strain values (usually used only for output) can be wrong if mechanics and flow are coupled in a partitioned way. This is because nodal strain values are always summed up for each solving DEFORMATION process. However, in each coupling iteration, the values should be reset to previous time step values. Nodal displacement and gauss point stress/strain values are still correct.
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@ddettrick you can get an example from rect.zip. Change $OVERALL_COUPLING from 1 1
to 2 2
and you will see a difference in nodal strain.
I've just noticed that nodal stress is still correct. The description has been updated.
Thanks very much Norihiro.
Cheers David
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On 30 August 2016 at 14:29, Norihiro Watanabe notifications@github.com wrote:
@ddettrick https://github.com/ddettrick you can get an example from rect.zip https://github.com/ufz/ogs5/files/444008/rect.zip. Change $OVERALL_COUPLING from 1 1 to 2 2 and you will see a difference in nodal strain.
I've just noticed that nodal stress is still correct. The description has been updated.
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Nodal
stress andstrain values (usually used only for output) can be wrong if mechanics and flow are coupled in a partitioned way. This is because nodal strain values are always summed up for each solving DEFORMATION process. However, in each coupling iteration, the values should be reset to previous time step values. Nodal displacement and gauss point stress/strain values are still correct.UPDATE: it seems nodal stresses are correct.