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sophie [Appendix 9: Printing files *.ipn, *.ipe, *.ipr, *.ipc, *.ips]
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 The *.pri file is formatted; every type of output is optional and the order in which they are indicated can vary, except for the TIMES  menu that must be indicated last. The *.pri file is formatted; every type of output is optional and the order in which they are indicated can vary, except for the TIMES  menu that must be indicated last.
  
-Below, is shown the example of a *.pri file: +<imgref image1> shows the example of a PRI file for a simulation with 5 DOF. 
-{{ :​appendices:​pri_file_exemple.png?​nolink&​400 |}}+<​imgcaption image1|Example of a PRI file for a simulation with 5 DOF>​{{ ​:appendices:​pri_file_exemple.png?​nolink&​600 |}}</​imgcaption>​ 
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 +The IPCON number, is function of the number of DOF in the simulation. <imgref image2> displays in red the IPCON number to enter for each variable if the DOF of the simulation is 5. <imgref image3> displays in red the IPCON number to enter for each variable if the DOF of the simulation is 3 (Hydro-mechanical behaviour). ​  
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 +<​imgcaption image2|Written in red are the IPCON if 5 DOF>{{:​appendices:​indic1_5dof.png?​nolink&​390|}}</​imgcaption> ​     <​imgcaption image3|Written in red are the IPCON if 3 DOF>​{{:​appendices:​indic1_3dof.png?​nolink&​240|}}</​imgcaption>​ 
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 +The IPSIG number is function of the Heat or/and Fluid flow constitutive law and of the mechanical constitutive law.  
 +**For a purely mechanical behaviour** (IP = Integration Point):\\ 
 +|$IP_{1}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$| IPSIG: 1 to 4| 
 +|$IP_{2}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$| IPSIG: 5 to 8| 
 +|$IP_{3}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$| IPSIG: 9 to12| 
 +|$IP_{4}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$| IPSIG: 13 to 16| 
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 +It means that for printing a State Variable, IPSIG = 16 + N(state variable). For example, if it is a 2D simulation, using EP-PLASOL as mechanical constitutive law, in order to print the deformation in Y, IPSIG = 16 + 9 = 25. 
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 +**For a Hydro-mechanical behaviour**,​ the stresses link to the fluid flow law must be added (for example: with ECOUS-S in 2D, 4 stresses have to be added ):  
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 +|$IP_{1}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$,​ +4| IPSIG: 1 to 8| 
 +|$IP_{2}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$,​ +4| IPSIG: 9 to 16| 
 +|$IP_{3}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$,​ +4| IPSIG: 17 to 24| 
 +|$IP_{4}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$,​ +4| IPSIG: 25 to 32| 
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 +In this case, IPSIG = 32 + N(state variable).  
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 +**For a Thermo-hydro-mechanical behaviour**,​ the stresses link to the heat and fluid flow law must be added (for example: with WAVAT, 24 stresses have to be added):  
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 +|$IP_{1}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$,​ +24| IPSIG: 1 to 28| 
 +|$IP_{2}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$,​ +24| IPSIG: 29 to 56| 
 +|$IP_{3}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$,​ +24| IPSIG: 57 to 84| 
 +|$IP_{4}$|$\sigma_x$,​$\sigma_y$,​$\sigma_{xy}$,​$\sigma_z$,​ +24| IPSIG: 85 to 112| 
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 +In this case, IPSIG = 112 + N(state variable).  
  
 ===== Printing of nodal values in a *.ipn file ===== ===== Printing of nodal values in a *.ipn file =====
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