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Rayleigh damping and numerical damping. (Ls-Dyna vs Msc.MARC)

Submitted by Italo Persechino on
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Hi to all of you!



I have problems about dampings.



I have used Msc.MARC to simulate a Hopkinson bar experiment. We usually use a

"numerical damping" in these analysis.

As you know, MARC is a implicit FEM and it takes a lot of time to complete each

simulation.

So, I want to use Ls-Dyna, but I have the problem of damping. In Ls-dyna, we use

the Raylegh damping: there are 2 coefficients that multiply the matrix of

stifness and mass.

Is there any relation between these two kinds of dampings?