In MATS1 what is the difference between the A parameter of H=4 (JOHNSON-COOK) and LIMITS1?

Alejandro Arcas Cobos
Alejandro Arcas Cobos New Altair Community Member
edited June 2021 in Community Q&A

I am struggling with the explanation given in the help desktop in MATS1 description:

What is the difference between the A parameter in H=4 (JOHNSON-COOK) and LIMITS1?

Is RSTRT the real total deformation where plastic deformation beggins?

If I am trying to model a quasistatic non linear test should the parameter C be the only one that equals 0?

I have also build another model where the stress-strain law of the material is given via TABLES1 with a curve generated in excel using the same JOHSON-COOK formulation with the same A B C and n parameters and I am getting different results.

Thanks in advance. 

 

 

 

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  • Adriano A. Koga
    Adriano A. Koga
    Altair Employee
    edited June 2021

    for explicit, in general, i understand A = LIMIT1 = Initial Yield Stress

     

    R is a ration between your yield stress compared with static curve.

     

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    With C equals to zero, there's no strain rate effect. But QuasiStatic is NLSTAT loadcase, diffferent from the Explicit approach at which JC hardening model is applied.

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    About your model differences, more info is needed.

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