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Structural Analysis Node Management

The document describes a class for managing a structural analysis system, including methods for adding nodes, elements, forces, and supports to a structure. It includes functionality to redraw the structure visually, displaying nodes, forces, and supports. The methods utilize parameters such as Young's modulus and cross-sectional area for elements, and support types for nodes.

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Structural Analysis Node Management

The document describes a class for managing a structural analysis system, including methods for adding nodes, elements, forces, and supports to a structure. It includes functionality to redraw the structure visually, displaying nodes, forces, and supports. The methods utilize parameters such as Young's modulus and cross-sectional area for elements, and support types for nodes.

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self.btn_analyze.on_clicked(self.

analyze_structure)

def add_node(self, node_id, x, y):


"""Add a node to the structure"""
[Link][node_id] = {'x': x, 'y': y}
self.redraw_structure()

def add_element(self, element_id, node1, node2, E=200e9, A=0.01):


"""Add an element between two nodes"""
[Link][element_id] = {
'nodes': (node1, node2),
'E': E, # Young's modulus (Pa)
'A': A # Cross-sectional area (m^2)
}
self.redraw_structure()

def add_force(self, node_id, fx, fy):


"""Add a force to a node"""
[Link][node_id] = {'fx': fx, 'fy': fy}
self.redraw_structure()

def add_support(self, node_id, support_type):


"""Add a support to a node (fixed, pinned, roller)"""
[Link][node_id] = support_type
self.redraw_structure()

def redraw_structure(self):
"""Redraw the structure with all components"""
[Link]()

# Draw nodes
for node_id, node in [Link]():
[Link](node['x'], node['y'], 'bo')
[Link](node['x'], node['y'], f'N{node_id}', color='blue')

# Draw forces
if node_id in [Link]:
fx = [Link][node_id]['fx']
fy = [Link][node_id]['fy']
[Link](node['x'], node['y'], fx/1000, fy/1000,
head_width=0.2, head_length=0.3, fc='red',
ec='red')

# Draw supports
if node_id in [Link]:
support_type = [Link][node_id]
if support_type == 'fixed':
self.draw_fixed_support(node['x'], node['y'])
elif support_type == 'pinned':
self.draw_pinned_support(node['x'], node['y'])
elif support_type == 'roller':
self.draw_roller_support(node['x'], node['y'])

# Draw elements
for elem_id, elem in [Link]():
node1 = [Link][elem['nodes'][0]]
node2 = [Link][elem['nodes'][1]]

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