Stress-strain state interactive visualization of the parametrically-defined thin-shell structures with the use of AR and VR technologies

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作者：

Semenov A.A. ^{[1
]}

Zgoda I.N. ^{[1
]}

机构：

[1] Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Saint-Petersburg

来源：

Scientific Visualization | 2020年 / 12卷 / 04期

基金：

俄罗斯科学基金会;

关键词：

Augmented realty; Parametric modeling; Ritz method; Shells; Stress-strain state; Unity; Virtual reality;

D O I：

10.26583/sv.12.4.10

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摘要：

The paper describes a mathematical model of changes in the geometry of thin-shell structures for visualization of the analysis data on their stress-strain state (SSS). Based on this mathematical model, a module for shell SSS visualization using VR and AR technologies was developed. The interactive visualization environment Unity 2019.3 and C# programming language were used. The interactive visualization module makes a 3D image of a shell structure and visualizes the SSS either through heat maps over the shell or through the changes in the shell geometry via the shell type, its geometric characteristics, and SSS analysis data (transferred to the visualization module by means of a JSON file). While working on the visualization module, the authors developed a software system that makes it possible to visualize any 3D surface with coordinate axes (including numbers with a pitch determined automatically), visualize heat maps with a graduated scale, visualize a mesh over the graph to improve the perception of the surface deformations. The middle surface deformation can also performed via SSS analysis data. This solution increases the efficiency of the work of specialists in civil engineering and architecture and can be used when training specialists in courses on thin-shell structures and procedural geometry. © 2020 National Research Nuclear University. All rights reserved.

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页码：108 / 122

页数：14

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