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Febio-Python 0.2.0 documentation
Febio-Python 0.2.0 documentation

Contents:

  • Installation
  • Usage
  • Getting Started
    • End-to-End Examples of a Simple Simulation
      • Creating a simple simulation
  • Modules
    • Feb
      • Feb25 (spec 2.5)
        • Adding Basic Components
        • Adding Surface Loads
          • Preparing the data for surface loads (case 1)
          • Preparing the data for surface loads (case 1)
          • Reading results with surface loads
        • Adding discrete sets
          • Preparing the data for discrete set case 1
          • Adding Discrete sets
          • Reading results with discrete sets
        • Adding Fibers
          • Preparing the data for Fibers Case 1
          • Adding Fibers data to FEB
          • Reading results with fibers
      • Feb30 (spec 3.0)
        • Adding Basic Components
        • Adding Surface Loads
          • Preparing the data for surface loads (case 1)
          • Preparing the data for surface loads (case 1)
          • Reading results with surface loads
        • Adding discrete sets
          • Preparing the data for discrete set case 1
          • Adding Discrete sets
          • Reading results with discrete sets
        • Adding Fibers
          • Preparing the data for Fibers Case 1
          • Adding Fibers data to FEB
          • Reading results with fibers
      • Feb40 (spec 4.0)
        • Adding Basic Components (v4.0)

API:

  • febio_python.feb
    • Feb
    • Feb25
    • Feb30
    • Feb40
  • febio_python.xplt
    • Xplt
    • read_xplt
  • febio_python.container
    • FEBioContainer
  • febio_python.utils
    • pyvista_utils
  • febio_python.core
    • meta_data (namedtuples)
    • enums
    • element types
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Adding Surface LoadsΒΆ

  • Preparing the data for surface loads (case 1)
    • Load the Mesh
      • Find node ids for boundary conditions
    • Create surface to apply surface load
    • Saving as a multiblock
  • Preparing the data for surface loads (case 1)
    • Load the Mesh
    • Create FEB
      • Create a FEB object:
      • Setup basic configurations:
      • Add materials
      • Add mesh
      • Add Nodesets
      • Add Boundary conditions
      • Add Surfaces
      • Add loads
    • Writing FEB
  • Reading results with surface loads
    • Reading XPLT
    • Plotting results
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