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The document discusses different structural elements that can be modeled in Plaxis including plates, shells, anchors, geogrids, interfaces, and how to define their properties and behavior. It provides details on modeling walls, floors, tunnels, fixed-end anchors, node-to-node anchors, and applying pre-stressing and weights to anchors. Ground anchors and interfaces are also covered.

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Metodos Numericos Plaxis 3 PDF

The document discusses different structural elements that can be modeled in Plaxis including plates, shells, anchors, geogrids, interfaces, and how to define their properties and behavior. It provides details on modeling walls, floors, tunnels, fixed-end anchors, node-to-node anchors, and applying pre-stressing and weights to anchors. Ground anchors and interfaces are also covered.

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Programa Especializado en Diseño Estructural:

Nuevas Tendencias en Edificaciones Urbanas e


Industriales

Interacción Suelo Estructura


Métodos Numéricos
Introducción al Plaxis - Elementos Estructurales

Lima, San Borja, Noviembre, 2019


Dr. Ing. Jorge L. Cárdenas Guillen
Profesor Universitario, Ingeniero Civil - Consultor Geotécnico

UPC – Sección de Posgrado Contacto: jorge.c.guillen@hotmail.com


Structural elements in Plaxis

• Plates and shells


• Anchors
• Geogrids (geotextiles)
• Interfaces

wall strip footing tunnel

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Structural elements in Plaxis

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Plates and shells

• 3 or 5 noded line elements


• 3 degrees of freedom
• Elastic or elastoplastic behaviour
• To model walls, floors, tunnels

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Input parameters for plates

• Flexural rigidity
• Normal Stiffness
• Elements thickness

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Plate weights

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Plate weights for tunnels

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Fixed-end anchors

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Node-to-node anchors

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Anchor material properties

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Pre-stressing of anchors

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Geogrids

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Ground anchors

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Ground anchors

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Interfaces

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


Interfaces

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


References

• Lectures notes in Course on Computational Geotechnics, October


2007, Rio de Janeiro – Brazil.
• Potts D.M. & Zdravković L.T. (1999), Finite element analysis in
geotechnical engineering: Theory, Thomas Telford, London.
• Potts D.M. & Zdravković L.T. (2001), Finite element analysis in
geotechnical engineering: Application, Thomas Telford, London.

Introduction to PLAXIS Structural Elements


UPC – Sección de Posgrado Contacto: jorge.c.guillen@hotmail.com

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