Hi, I am using Ansys Apdl for 3d fatigue crack growth. I need any one code to understand how it can be automized (recreating crack with node shift and remeshing).
Thank you
The Ruga Mechanics
Prepared by Mazen Diab, Ruike Zhao and Kyung-Suk Kim
Brown University, Providence, RI
Introduction
Creasing and wrinkling instability are two distinct surface instability modes characterized by localized singular folds and continuous smooth undulations, respectively. In this article, we show that the surface of a soft elastomer may develop wrinkles or creases under compression and the action of gravitational force, depending on the magnitude of gravitational force.
Imechanica Journal Club: “The Ruga Mechanics”
Prepared by Mazen Diab, Ruike Zhao and Kyung-Suk Kim
Brown University, Providence, RI
Introduction
Hi,
I am using HETVAL in abaqus to generate the heat. I am testing my subroutine and I set the flux(1) to a constant, like 5000000, but the output 'HFL', which I think should equal to the flux(1), turns out to be a very small number, and also it is a linearly increasing curve w/ time. Thus, the temperature is nearly not increasing.
I am also using the same problem using DFLUX.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks!
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how to define spring back in abaqus?
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