hi everyone,
i am modelling aluminium laminated cfrp using hashine damage criteria for cfrp in abaqus 6.10.after submitting the job for analysis error encouterdis showing a no. of elements can not be used for HASHIN DAMAGE INITIATION CRITERIA.
If a buddies have any clue please help me.
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