2D isoparametric elements, quadrilateral,
triangular,aAxisymmetrical elements
3D solid elements: tetrahedron, brick, wedge; low- and
high-order. Shells (layered), and Beams (fiber)
1D fiber beam elements and 2D layered shell/plate elements.
Truss elements for reinforcement. External cable elements.
Spring supports - point, line, surface.
Interface elements, 2D and 3D.
Material Models
3D fracture-plastic concrete model based on Menetrey-Willam
law: smeared cracks, fracture-energy based softening,
Compression Field Theory, aggregate interlock in shear,
non-associated plasticity, unloading direction, user defined
functions, variable parameters, fiber-reinforced concrete
(FRC, UHPFRC, SHCC, ECC).
2D SBETA concrete model, also for high strength and SFRC:
smeared cracks, crack-band, fracture-energy-based softening,
Kupfer’s compressive failure, variable shear retention,
strength reduction of cracked concrete.
Reinforcement
bi-linear and multi-linear. Reinforcement with bond. Cyclic
reinforcement (Menegotto-Pinto / Bauschinger effect) and
bond
Von Mises plasticity for metals
Drucker-Prager plasticity with associated / non-associated
flow rule for rock and soil
Bazant M4/M7 microplane concrete
Interface with Mohr-Coulomb material law
Isotropic elastic
Non-linear springs
Temperature dependent material properties (Fire loading)
Creep and shrinkage (Bazant B3, Eurocode, ACI)
Heat and moisture transport, hydration heat model CERHYD
Fatigue of concrete in tension.
User-defined material model (user-compiled DLL in C/C++ or
FORTRAN).
Loading
Load cases
Body forces
Loading forces
Supports
Prescribed deformations
Temperature
Shrinkage
Prestressing
Load steps
Cobination of load cases
Solution methods
Arbitrary load history in steps, non-proportional,
cyclic, dynamic
Construction process
Solution methods
Direct band (skyline), PARDISO, and sparse iterative
equation system solvers; eigenvalues.
3D GUE: Graphical user environment: pre-processing
[geometrical modeling, reinforcement (discrete bars, smeared), copy
and move, automatic meshing, material properties, loading
and supports, solution methods, monitoring), solution
(direct or sparse iterative, graphical monitoring, restart),
post-processing (iso-lines, iso-areas, rendering, vectors,
tensors, cracks, response diagrams, cuts/sections,
user-defined numerical output).
ATENA Studio Graphical user interface for ATENA
SCIENCE for solution and post-processing of 2D and 3D
models.
GiD interface: (GiD — general FE pre- and
post-processor from CIMNE, Spain) with interface to ATENA.
System Requirements
Minimum: PC with MS Windows 7 SP2, 32bit, 2
GB RAM memory and 200 GB HDD, graphics card with OpenGL 1.1
and 1024x768 resolution. GiD 9.0.4 or later (for ATENA SCI/FULL).
Recommended: PC with MS Windows 7 SP2, 64bit, 16 GB
RAM memory, 2 TB hard disk, discrete graphics card with
resolution of 1920x1080 and OpenGL 1.4 with 3D
hw-acceleration, designed for CAD (e.g., nVidia FX, ATI
FireGL/ FirePro). GiD 9.0.4 or later (for ATENA SCI/FULL).