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| ====== Pressure and shear (Metafor < v3593) ====== | ====== Pressure and shear (Metafor < v3593) ====== | ||
| - | ===== Release notes ===== | + | <note important> |
| This documentation refers to Metafor version < v3593 | This documentation refers to Metafor version < v3593 | ||
| - | ====== Pressure and shear ====== | + | for a Metafor version > 3593, please refers to this [[pressure_shear|page]]. |
| + | </ | ||
| Pressure and shear boundary conditions can be applied using special finite elements defined on the boundary of the mesh. The geometry of these elements are lines in 2D corresponding to the boundary edges of the elements of the 2D mesh. | Pressure and shear boundary conditions can be applied using special finite elements defined on the boundary of the mesh. The geometry of these elements are lines in 2D corresponding to the boundary edges of the elements of the 2D mesh. | ||
| In 3D, pressure elements are triangles or quads, depending of the shape of the facets of the elements of the mesh near the boundary. | In 3D, pressure elements are triangles or quads, depending of the shape of the facets of the elements of the mesh near the boundary. | ||
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