Radioss Material M36 Plastic Tab
Hi,
Could anyone tell me if we use M36 Plastic tab there is a procedure given to represent tear or element deletion.
I have certain queries
1) Can I represent tear with M36 Plastic tab like that of real scenario?
2) When stresses and strains are given has a input in the N func should they be [true stress vs true strain] or [Engineering stress vs Engineering Strain]?
3) I tried to generate tear, for this purpose I used Et = 1(strain in the pic) and Em = 1.25 (approximation) when such a model was used I couldn't reach the maximum ultimate stress, tear occurred much earlier at 250 MPa. Whereas if I don't define Em and let it be a default then I achieved a maximum stress of 350 MPa. So is this procedure correct?
4) Where can I find the literature of Em (maximum failure strain where stress is zero)
thanking you,
yours sincerely,
kartik kanugo
Answers
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Hi Kartik,
1).Yes, you can represent /MAT/LAW36 to represent tear like simulation.
2).The function should be true stress vs true strain.
3).When the material reaches the failure strain (εp_max) the corresponding elements will be deleted from the model. SO i recommend you to provide a higher value of Eps_max and simulate the tear effect. The other option is to use any failure card, like /FAIL/JOHNSON.
4).If the largest principal strain reaches εm value, the stress in the element is reduced to 0, but the element is not deleted.
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Hi,
I would like to use MAT LAW36 for element type: SOLID/BRICK
Could anyone tell me, which property card should I use?
I would like to run it in Radioss v12.0.226.
In manual we can see, that type 14, 20 and 22 can be used.
I need to model tension test with LAW36 and I need proper property card.
Please help me with that topic.
Thanks in advance.
Jakub
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Hi Jakub,
For solid elements you can use P14_SOLID property.
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Hi George,
Do you mean that one?:
/PROP/TYPE14 - General Fluid Property Set
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Hi Jakub,
Yes, in /PROP.TYPE14 we also have general solid property set. As default this property card will have solid property set.
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Hi George,
Thank you very much for your fast response.0