Kenneth M. Cruikshank
Folding

The display programs on this page are now out-of-date enough that some of teh common tecnology 20 years ago is not readily available. I am working on revised versions that will work with modern graphics.

The programs work from the command line (e.g.animate layer-10.ffb), however you will be prompted for a filename if yo do not provide one on the command line.

The graphics is somewhat crude, but it does allow you to see what is going on.

• Simulation viewer (MS-DOS)
• Data files for Single Layer folds ( Viscosity contrast = layer viscosity/media viscosity)

• Viscosity contrast of 10 (free-slip contacts)
• Viscosity contrast of 10 (bonded contacts)
• Viscosity contrast of 20 (free-slip contacts)
• Viscosity contrast of 30 (free-slip contacts)
• Viscosity contrast of 40 (free-slip contacts)
• Viscosity contrast of 50 (free-slip contacts)
• Viscosity contrast of 50 (bonded contacts)
• Viscosity contrast of 100 (free-slip contacts)

• Data files for multilayer: Interbedded stiff and soft layers

• Confined by soft media
• Confined by stiff media

• Data files for multilayer: Multilayer of stiff beds

• Confined by soft media
• Confined by stiff media
• Stiff media above, soft media below

• Plotting programs

This set of programs creates plot files in a variety of formats from the animation files.

• Plots frames from animation in AutoCAD DXF format
• Plots frames from animation in PostScript format
• Plots frames from animation in HPGL format