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Property and Material Card Image

User: "Abdul Muizz Jamal"
Altair Community Member
Updated by Abdul Muizz Jamal

Hello!

I am working on a geometry whose material is a polymer, PA6 basically. I need to know that which Property Card Image and Material Card Image should I select?

I am confused. Please help!

Thanks

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    User: "Rogerio Nakano_21179"
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    Updated by Rogerio Nakano_21179

    Hi

    for the material, you need to select the card image based on the behavior of your material, for instance on a tensile test result.

    For instance if your model is proportional elastic, you can use MAT1 only.

    If it behaves as elastic plastic material with hardening, you need to activate as well the MATS1 in the MAT1.

    For property , it is defined based on the mesh discretization approach you will use.

    For instance if you will use shell meshing, you can select PSHELL, if you will do with solid PSOLID and so on.

     

    Please refer to the OptiStruct documentation for more information on the cards.

     

    I Hope this is helpful.

     

    Regards

    User: "Abdul Muizz Jamal"
    Altair Community Member
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    Updated by Abdul Muizz Jamal

    Hi

    for the material, you need to select the card image based on the behavior of your material, for instance on a tensile test result.

    For instance if your model is proportional elastic, you can use MAT1 only.

    If it behaves as elastic plastic material with hardening, you need to activate as well the MATS1 in the MAT1.

    For property , it is defined based on the mesh discretization approach you will use.

    For instance if you will use shell meshing, you can select PSHELL, if you will do with solid PSOLID and so on.

     

    Please refer to the OptiStruct documentation for more information on the cards.

     

    I Hope this is helpful.

     

    Regards

    My material is thermoplastic.