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Any modelling, design and analysis capabilities described are dependent upon the LUSAS software product, version and option in use.

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Enhanced membrane behaviour The implementation of corotational formulation for large deformation of membrane elements now allows these elements to be used in linear buckling and nonlinear static and dynamic analysis involving large deformation. This allows membrane elements to be used in form-finding for tensile fabric structures, for example. Evaluation version An evaluation version of LUSAS is now available, requiring registration in order to use an online evaluation licence. User interface enhancements User-controlled transparency has been introduced providing clearer and more detailed visual feedback when modelling and viewing results. Transparency is supported on a per-layer basis for each view window and also allows for individual transparency settings for specific geometric attributes in the Attributes Treeview. Updated Attributes Treeview icons show the status of any defined, assigned or transparent attribute settings including using individual icons for point, line, surface and volume based assignments. Improved default contour appearance. The contour properties dialog has been updated with the 'Contour Display', 'Contour Range' and 'Seed Colours' tabs now replaced by one 'Appearance' tab that provides access to most of the settings from the removed tabs. In addition, five contour 'styles' can be used as supplied or be customised to plot contours for different uses in order to suit project needs. Two new results components Stress" and Strain" are provided for shell elements. These allow viewing contours consistently with other results, with the results to be drawn over the whole "fleshed region" of each element. User change requests The originators of all requested changes to the software that have been incorporated in this release will be notified individually.

On some PCs, and for certain operating systems, the installation of security updates as released by Microsoft can affect the opening of PDF files from the table of contents panel within the CHM file-based help. Any links to PDF files from within help topic pages may similarly be affected.

Any modelling, design and analysis capabilities described are dependent upon the LUSAS software product, version and option in use.

LUSAS Bridge software is used for all types of bridge design, analysis and assessment from simple grillages through to complex cable stayed and suspension structures. It has an unrivalled range of analysis facilities for linear static, fundamental frequency, seismic, dynamic, soil-structure interaction, large deflection, staged construction, creep, prestress, post tensioning and fatigue analysis.

LUSAS Civil & Structural software is used on all types of structures from buildings, grandstands and towers through to dams, docks and tunnels.It has comprehensive facilities for all types of civil and structural analysis including linear, nonlinear, staged construction, soil-structure interaction, creep, prestress, post tensioning, seismic, blast, buckling, impact, fire and fatigue analysis.

LUSAS Tank allows engineers to automatically create a range of 2D and 3D finite element models of above ground full containment concrete or double-walled steel circular tanks from user-defined data. From these models, a range of staged construction, thermal, sesimic and other analyses can be performed, with design checks optionally carried out for specified load combinations.

LUSAS Composite has advanced shell and solid composite elements for all types of composite engineering. It allows easy definition and visualisation of layups, and accurate delamination and failure modelling using a variety of industry standard failure criteria.

To accurately predict the distortion of laminated composite parts during manufacture and provide reverse engineered surfaces to create "right first time" tooling LUSAS offers a consultancy service using its specialist LUSAS High Precision Moulding (HPM) software product.

LUSAS Analyst is used in the automotive, aerospace, defence, manufacturing and general mechanical industries. It is used for general engineering analysis and has highly regarded nonlinear and contact capabilities for solving all types of linear static, nonlinear, dynamic and thermal engineering problem, including thermal/mechanical coupling.

LUSAS Academic is for use only by educational establishments for teaching purposes and research. By using the software protection device and licence key supplied, the full licenced version allows access to any LUSAS commercial product, and access to most LUSAS analysis software options, with no restriction on model size.

Any modelling, design and analysis capabilities described are dependent upon the LUSAS software product, version and option in use.

Worked examples covering a wide range of applications are available as individual PDF files. As noted in some examples, associated files are also required. These are provided in a single downloadable zip file. See below for more details.

(Zip file was updated 7 December 2023)

(Zip file was uploaded 25 July 2023) After download it is recommended to create a folder C:\Users\\Documents\LUSAS_associated_example_files and unzip the files into this location. Note that some scripts reference others and therefore should not be copied independently into other locations. Note that worked examples for use with PontiEC4 are provided as part of its installation. 3. Download a chosen worked example Browse the list of worked examples below to download a PDF file for use with the appropriate associated files.

The LUSAS software version, software product (and version of that product) and any product options that are required in order to run an example will be stated in a usage box at the beginning of each example, along with any relevant notes, like this::

It models the entire construction sequence in order for a step-by-step nonlinear analysis, incorporating concrete creep and shrinkage materials (and age attributes), and tendon loading including time-dependent losses to be carried out.

Note that these examples are also provided with a PontiEC4 installation. ** Example may show model plots and results which differ slightly from those seen and obtained from the latest version. Back to top Examples for the IMD Plus software option Step-by-Step Worked Example

LUSAS is the trading name of Finite Element Analysis Ltd., a UK-based specialist engineering analysis software developer that develops a range of software products, based on the LUSAS finite element system. The software is used for all types of linear and nonlinear stress, dynamic, and thermal / field analysis problems in all branches of the engineering industry. For more information, please visit www.lusas.com.

Being in a safety critical industry, LUSAS have very strict QA procedures. The LUSAS Modeller QA suite consists of nearly 900 test-cases, produces over 11000 output files and takes up over 1.5GB of disk space. A management program was written some years ago to run the tests, compare the output, and prepare a report. On a typical development PC, the complete job (running the tests and comparing the output) would typically take around 10 hours.

A project was conceived to modify our existing QA management program. The program now creates an Incredibuild Submission Interface script file, detailing all the tasks to be undertaken. Each task consists of running a tiny newly created executable with the name of a single test-case. Each instance of the executable is responsible for running one test-case, and comparing the output against that expected. At the end, the management program gathers all the success/failure information and prepares the same report as before.

As described, this was a fairly simple operation. We were able to restructure our management program and get the whole thing going in just a few days. The difficulties that we subsequently encountered were all based around those parts of our program that assumed there was some sort of Windows user interface currently running. Of course, when running on a remote machine, any and all window creation must be completely suppressed.