With Sargon you can deeply study the behavior of your structures, knowing not only the nodal displacements, but also the element internal displacements by moving into the elements without adding a new node.
You will learn the diagrams of the internal actions point by point, even within the elements, thanks to a specific query command. The same thing you can do to the hull internal actions, which can be sampled with the desired degree of accuracy.
The presence of color maps with the components of displacement can easily show what happens on each model type, to allow a full domination on the results of solving.
Stresses on two-dimensional elements are rendered with a single command, versatile and functional. In addition to the components of the tensor on the local and global, you can map principal stresses, Von Mises and Tresca ideal stresses, invariants of stress tensor. It's possbile to see the bending effects, on the visible side of the elements and on hidden side.
Stress mapping on two-dimensional elements is made in order to control the analysis. With the ability to show the inter-elementary differences (interelement jumps) for all possible stresses mapped, Sargon allows to fully explore your model. You can also display maps in color without regularization (smoothing) to show any problems in the solution. In the imagine you can see the Von Mises stress, shown without eliminating the differences from element to element: the jaggies are a measure of the analysis effectiveness.
The possibility of establishing appropriate range can highlight areas that may have problems in order to develop appropriate interventions to strengthen, if necessary. In the photo, the study made on the opening panel of a typical cruise ship design.