SCNURS - Side Cut Non-Uniform Residual Stress measurement method for plates, - is a destructive RS measurement method developed in Moscow, Russia and later in Bristol, UK. The method is specifically designed for the measurement of highly non-uniform RS fields, including discontinuities, in plates.

This project collects all codes which implement forward and inverse solution to the RS problem.
The codes are in modern Fortran with OpenMP. The codes are distributed under 2-clause BSD license.

The code uses Lapack (http://netlib.org/lapack), Slatec (http://www.netlib.org/slatec) and CMLIB (http://gams.nist.gov/cgi-bin/serve.cgi/Package/CMLIB) libraries. All these libraries are available as packages on FreeBSD.

Features

  • Fortran
  • OpenMP
  • unix/linux

Project Samples

FE simulated and reconstructed RS with 2 discontinuities FE simulated and reconstructed non-symm. RS profile with 1 discontinuity FE simulated and reconstructed anti-symm. RS profile with 2 discontinuities Schematic of the semi-infinite 2D strip problem with self-equlibrated bounary conditions on x1=0 Numerical instability due to poorly conditioned LLS problem

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Categories

Simulation, Mechanical and Civil Engineering, Test and Measurement

License

BSD License

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Operating Systems

FreeBSD, Linux

Intended Audience

Advanced End Users, Aerospace, End Users/Desktop, Engineering, Manufacturing, Science/Research

User Interface

Command-line, Console/Terminal

Programming Language

Fortran

Related Categories

Fortran Simulation Software, Fortran Mechanical and Civil Engineering Software, Fortran Test and Measurement Software

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2016-01-22
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