Spatial_boundary

 

Data Structure: Spatial_boundary

Description

data structure

Usage

Spatial_boundary     NUM=ival   where ival  is the data structure number

 

Description

Overview

The Spatial_boundary data structure can be used to define displacement, pore pressure and temperature boundary conditions for the model via spatial grids. This feature is used in the Submodeling workflow, where the small scale run uses previously exported spatial grids with data from the large scale model to define its boundary conditions. In addition it should be noted that Spatial_boundary can be used to prescribe values displacements, pore pressure or temperature via spatial grids as a function of time.

 

 

Click to expand/collapseName    Name of spatial_boundary set

 

Click to expand/collapseFile_name    Input file name

 

Click to expand/collapseValue_type    Defines if the boundary data is absolute or incremental

 

Click to expand/collapseValue_update_type    Defines the value update type for multiple declaration in spatial boundaries

 

Click to expand/collapseConforming_mesh_flag    Flag defining mesh conformity type

 

Click to expand/collapseTime_curve    Time curve name or number

 

Click to expand/collapseRelative_time_curve    Flag indicating that time curve should be set to correspond to the duration of the stage

 

Click to expand/collapseGeometry_sets    List of geometry sets

 

Click to expand/collapseMapping_entity_flag    Mapping entity flag

 

Click to expand/collapseSpatial_grids    List of Spatial grids

 

Click to expand/collapseParameterised_boundaries    List of parameterized boundaries

 

Click to expand/collapsePrescribed_components    Prescribed components associated with each spatial grid

 

Click to expand/collapseDisplacement_system    Flag defining whether displacements are defined in the global or local coordinates system

 

Click to expand/collapsePore_pressure_nodal_flag    Flag defining method of nodal pore pressure update for mechanical only analysis