Hi everybody;
In an ansys 3D-planner model, Is it possible to vary the material properties (E) as a function of coordinates, E=f(x,y,z)? one way is to vary material properties for every element But in this condition material properties in boundry of elements is discontinuous. Is it possible to vary material properties as a function tool in ansys then map it on table similar loads and boundry condition?
please help me.
Regards.
Mina
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Hi friends;
I am doing modal analysis for functionally graded material in APDL ANSYS. equation of material properties has three independent variables,(x,y,z), and element type is solid186. I used from function tool for loading equation then saved it as table, hereinafter I used from TB
command:
TB,elastic,1,,,,,%hh%
hh is table name.
warning message was created: "the function or table specification hh for material number 0 is currently allowed for joint element material specification. The TB command is ignored.
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