Element Types

Node numbering of the elements and the type numbers used in the Result Format (frd-file). The solvers might use different node-numbering rules.


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2 node beam element (be2, type 11) }
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3 node shell element (tr3, tr3u, type 7) }
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4 node shell element (qu4, type 9) }
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4 node tet element (type 3) }
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8 node brick element (he8, type 1) }
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6 node penta element (pe6, type 2) }
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15 node penta element (pe15, type 5) }
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