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(9.6)
in which
(9.7)
(9.8)
The stresses in the element are obtained by multiplying the strains by the
material elasticity properties
{
s
}=[ D ]{
e
}
(9.9)
For isotropic materials
(9.10)
and in order to prepare for the more general case in non-linear analysis, the
more general form for orthotropic materials is given by
(9.11)
or
(9.12)
Where E x , E y , E n and G n are the material properties which should take the
appropriate values at different stress-strain level according to the
constitutive law adopted.
The stresses caused by the element nodal displacements are then related
by the following relation
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