Error T-Joint Post-Processing Results
Good morning ladies and gentlemen.
My name is Yogi Adi Wijaya, and I am an academic students from Bandung, Indonesia.
I have tried a simulation about T-joint plate test using Quasi-Static loading (using RADIOSS). But, the result in HyperView show that the structure is not broken as in experimental testing (similar with tensile test). How could this happen?
I need answers from all of you, and I hope that this problem could be solved. Thank you very much.
Regards,
Yogi Adi Wijaya
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Hi Yogi,
If you want to simulate the 'breaking effect' in this model please provide the rupture criteria in the material. That is, for example in /MAT/LAW2 we have Eps_max option, ie failure plastic strain. When the material reaches this strain value it will fail.
A similar tutorial is available in Help and is attached along.
Another option is to define failure property card (/FAIL/JOHNSON, FLD...etc). But the user should have the damage parameters. An example is available in Help menu and attaching the same deck file so that you can run and analyse the model.
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Hi Mr. Johnson.
Thank you very much, for your answer and some reference gives to me.
In this case, I am using the MAT 36 (PLAST_TAB). So, I must input the rupture criteria to simulate the 'breaking effect'? Or I just input the stress-strain curve from elestic zone until ultimate stress, added by strain rate?
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Hi,
Yes,for rupture criteria provide the Eps_max value in the material card so that those elements will be deleted once this eps_max value is reached, thereby creating the breaking effect.
For /MAT/LAW36 stress-strain curve is required, but failure parameter should be provided along for rupture effect.
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Hi,
You can input the Eps_p_max for failure. Once the plastic strain reaches this value the element is deleted.
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Okay, thanks for your answer Mr. Johnson /emoticons/default_biggrin.png' srcset='/emoticons/biggrin@2x.png 2x' title=':D' width='20' />
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