ductile-loads
Loads processing tool for structural analysis, certified under the Design Quality Management System (DQMS).
This is a sample tool as part of the DUCTILE agentic orchestration paper. See the DUCTILE repository or the paper (DOI: TBD) for context.
Documentation
Full documentation: alex-pradas.github.io/ductile-loads
The same documentation ships with the package, matching the installed version: ductile-loads docs prints it (or ductile_loads.api_reference() in Python).
Install
uv add ductile-loads
With optional display/chart features:
uv add ductile-loads[all]
Quick Start
from ductile_loads import LoadSet
# Load data
ls = LoadSet.read_json("supplier_forces.json")
# Convert units
ls = ls.convert_to("N")
# Envelope (downselect critical load cases)
ls_env = ls.envelope()
# Export to ANSYS
ls_env.to_ansys(folder_path="design_loads", name_stem="design_load")
# Get extremes
extremes = ls_env.get_point_extremes(output="envelope_extremes.json")
License
MIT
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