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through the following script I'd like to generate multi-scale RVEs with three hierarchical structure, where the third layer consists of lamellar with specific width.
However, the lamellar structure in the generated RVEs still changed in Z-direction (varied in thickness). Reading the manual I knew that the direction of lamellar could be modified by given v=(dir_x, dir_y, dir_z). Nevertheless, the final RVE I got was not what I wanted, even no lamellar existed, despite given lamellar(w=2.0, v=( , , 0)).
This discussion was converted from issue #197 on May 26, 2021 15:38.
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Hello Everyone,
through the following script I'd like to generate multi-scale RVEs with three hierarchical structure, where the third layer consists of lamellar with specific width.
However, the lamellar structure in the generated RVEs still changed in Z-direction (varied in thickness). Reading the manual I knew that the direction of lamellar could be modified by given
v=(dir_x, dir_y, dir_z)
. Nevertheless, the final RVE I got was not what I wanted, even no lamellar existed, despite givenlamellar(w=2.0, v=( , , 0))
.So, does anyone could give me some suggestion?
thanks a lot!
Best Regards,
Xiang HU
RWTH Aachen Universität
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