How to scope results at nodes or elements of interest in DPF?

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edited June 2023 in Structures

Typical case would be to look at the displacements or stress at particular nodes/elements.

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  • Vishnu
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    you can use dpf.Scoping to scope some nodes or elements like below:

    myscoping = dpf.Scoping()
myscoping.Ids = [1,2,3,4,5,6] #Here Nodes 1-6 are scoped 
myscoping.Location = 'Nodal'

    You can then use this myscoping with corresponding operator of interest (like displacement) like below:

    u = dpf.operators.result.displacement(time_scoping=1,mesh_scoping=myscoping,data_sources=dataSource)

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