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* add am experiment set up * check coverage * add pseudo test for am set-up * delete unnecessary parts * add comment to plane_strain / plane_stress parameter --------- Co-authored-by: aradermacher <annika.robens-radermacher@bam.de>
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src/fenicsxconcrete/experimental_setup/am_multiple_layers.py
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import logging | ||
from collections.abc import Callable | ||
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import dolfinx as df | ||
import numpy as np | ||
import pint | ||
import ufl | ||
from mpi4py import MPI | ||
from petsc4py.PETSc import ScalarType | ||
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from fenicsxconcrete.boundary_conditions.bcs import BoundaryConditions | ||
from fenicsxconcrete.boundary_conditions.boundary import plane_at | ||
from fenicsxconcrete.experimental_setup.base_experiment import Experiment | ||
from fenicsxconcrete.helper import Parameters | ||
from fenicsxconcrete.unit_registry import ureg | ||
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class AmMultipleLayers(Experiment): | ||
"""sets up a simple layered structure | ||
all layers of the same height are on top of each other, the boundary on the bottom is fixed | ||
the mesh includes all (activation via pseudo-density) | ||
""" | ||
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def __init__(self, parameters: dict[str, pint.Quantity]): | ||
"""defines default parameters, for the rest, see base class""" | ||
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# initialize default parameters for the setup | ||
default_p = Parameters() | ||
# default_p['dummy'] = 'example' * ureg('') # example default parameter for this class | ||
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# updating parameters, overriding defaults | ||
default_p.update(parameters) | ||
self.logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) | ||
super().__init__(default_p) | ||
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@staticmethod | ||
def default_parameters() -> dict[str, pint.Quantity]: | ||
'''set up a set of working values as example""" | ||
Returns: dictionary with required parameter | ||
''' | ||
# this must de defined in each setup class | ||
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setup_parameters = {} | ||
# geometry | ||
setup_parameters["dim"] = 2 * ureg("") | ||
setup_parameters["num_layers"] = 10 * ureg("") # number of layers in y | ||
setup_parameters["layer_length"] = 0.5 * ureg("m") # x_dimension | ||
setup_parameters["layer_height"] = 0.01 * ureg("m") # Dy dimension | ||
# only relevant for 3D case [z-dimension] | ||
setup_parameters["layer_width"] = 0.05 * ureg("m") | ||
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# mesh | ||
setup_parameters["num_elements_layer_length"] = 10 * ureg("") | ||
setup_parameters["num_elements_layer_height"] = 1 * ureg("") | ||
# only relevant for 3D case | ||
setup_parameters["num_elements_layer_width"] = 2 * ureg("") | ||
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# only relevant for 2D case | ||
# setup_parameters["stress_case"] = "plane_strain" # not yet implemented | ||
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return setup_parameters | ||
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def setup(self) -> None: | ||
"""define the mesh for 2D and 3D""" | ||
self.logger.debug("setup mesh for %s", self.p["dim"]) | ||
print(self.p["dim"]) | ||
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if self.p["dim"] == 2: | ||
self.mesh = df.mesh.create_rectangle( | ||
comm=MPI.COMM_WORLD, | ||
points=[(0.0, 0.0), (self.p["layer_length"], self.p["num_layer"] * self.p["layer_height"])], | ||
n=(self.p["num_elements_layer_length"], self.p["num_layer"] * self.p["num_elements_layer_height"]), | ||
cell_type=df.mesh.CellType.quadrilateral, | ||
) | ||
elif self.p["dim"] == 3: | ||
self.mesh = df.mesh.create_box( | ||
comm=MPI.COMM_WORLD, | ||
points=[ | ||
(0.0, 0.0, 0.0), | ||
(self.p["layer_length"], self.p["layer_width"], self.p["num_layer"] * self.p["layer_height"]), | ||
], | ||
n=[ | ||
self.p["num_elements_layer_length"], | ||
self.p["num_elements_layer_width"], | ||
self.p["num_layer"] * self.p["num_elements_layer_height"], | ||
], | ||
cell_type=df.mesh.CellType.hexahedron, | ||
) | ||
else: | ||
raise ValueError(f'wrong dimension: {self.p["dim"]} is not implemented for problem setup') | ||
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def create_displacement_boundary(self, V: df.fem.FunctionSpace) -> list[df.fem.bcs.DirichletBCMetaClass]: | ||
"""define displacement boundary as fixed at bottom | ||
Args: | ||
V: function space | ||
Returns: list of dirichlet boundary conditions | ||
""" | ||
# | ||
bc_generator = BoundaryConditions(self.mesh, V) | ||
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if self.p["dim"] == 2: | ||
# fix dofs at bottom | ||
bc_generator.add_dirichlet_bc( | ||
np.array([0.0, 0.0], dtype=ScalarType), | ||
boundary=self.boundary_bottom(), | ||
method="geometrical", | ||
) | ||
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elif self.p["dim"] == 3: | ||
# fix dofs at bottom | ||
bc_generator.add_dirichlet_bc( | ||
np.array([0.0, 0.0, 0.0], dtype=ScalarType), | ||
boundary=self.boundary_bottom(), | ||
method="geometrical", | ||
) | ||
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return bc_generator.bcs | ||
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def create_body_force(self, v: ufl.argument.Argument) -> ufl.form.Form: | ||
"""apply body force | ||
Args: | ||
v: test function | ||
Returns: form for body load | ||
""" | ||
force_vector = np.zeros(self.p["dim"]) | ||
force_vector[-1] = -self.p["rho"] * self.p["g"] | ||
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f = df.fem.Constant(self.mesh, ScalarType(force_vector)) | ||
L = ufl.dot(f, v) * ufl.dx | ||
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return L | ||
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def boundary_bottom(self) -> Callable: | ||
"""specify boundary: plane at bottom | ||
Returns: fct defining if dof is at boundary | ||
""" | ||
if self.p["dim"] == 2: | ||
return plane_at(0.0, "y") | ||
elif self.p["dim"] == 3: | ||
return plane_at(0.0, "z") |
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import os | ||
from pathlib import Path | ||
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import pytest | ||
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from fenicsxconcrete.experimental_setup.am_multiple_layers import AmMultipleLayers | ||
from fenicsxconcrete.finite_element_problem.linear_elasticity import LinearElasticity | ||
from fenicsxconcrete.helper import Parameters | ||
from fenicsxconcrete.sensor_definition.other_sensor import ReactionForceSensorBottom | ||
from fenicsxconcrete.unit_registry import ureg | ||
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def set_test_parameters(dim: int) -> Parameters: | ||
"""set up a test parameter set | ||
Args: | ||
dim: dimension of problem | ||
Returns: filled instance of Parameters | ||
""" | ||
setup_parameters = Parameters() | ||
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setup_parameters["dim"] = dim * ureg("") | ||
# setup_parameters["stress_state"] = "plane_strain" | ||
setup_parameters["num_layer"] = 5 * ureg("") # changed in single layer test!! | ||
setup_parameters["layer_height"] = 1 / 100 * ureg("m") | ||
setup_parameters["layer_length"] = 50 / 100 * ureg("m") | ||
setup_parameters["layer_width"] = 5 / 100 * ureg("m") | ||
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setup_parameters["num_elements_layer_length"] = 10 * ureg("") | ||
setup_parameters["num_elements_layer_height"] = 1 * ureg("") | ||
setup_parameters["num_elements_layer_width"] = 2 * ureg("") | ||
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setup_parameters["rho"] = 2070.0 * ureg("kg/m^3") | ||
setup_parameters["E"] = 0.078e6 * ureg("N/m^2") | ||
setup_parameters["nu"] = 0.3 * ureg("") | ||
# setup_parameters['g'] = 9.81 # in material_problem.py default value | ||
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return setup_parameters | ||
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@pytest.mark.parametrize("dimension", [2, 3]) | ||
def test_am_single_layer(dimension: int) -> None: | ||
""" | ||
simple test of am experiment set up with dummy linear elastic material to get coverage | ||
Note: to be changed if AM MaterilapProblem is implemented""" | ||
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# defining parameters | ||
setup_parameters = set_test_parameters(dimension) | ||
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# setting up the problem | ||
experiment = AmMultipleLayers(setup_parameters) | ||
problem = LinearElasticity(experiment, setup_parameters) | ||
problem.add_sensor(ReactionForceSensorBottom()) | ||
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# solving and plotting | ||
problem.solve() | ||
problem.pv_plot() | ||
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# check sensor output | ||
force_bottom = problem.sensors["ReactionForceSensorBottom"].data | ||
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dead_load = ( | ||
problem.parameters["g"] | ||
* problem.parameters["rho"] | ||
* problem.parameters["layer_length"] | ||
* problem.parameters["num_layer"] | ||
* problem.parameters["layer_height"] | ||
) | ||
if dimension == 2: | ||
dead_load *= 1 * ureg("m") | ||
elif dimension == 3: | ||
dead_load *= setup_parameters["layer_width"] | ||
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# dead load of full structure | ||
assert sum(force_bottom) == pytest.approx(-dead_load.magnitude) |