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Minimal surface Lattice Compression for hyperelastic materials.

    • Chirag_K
      Subscriber

      Hello helper.,

      Greetings..!

      I am working on a compression analysis for Gyroid (a minimal surface lattice) with some hyperelastic material. The lattice block is a SOLID BODY with some thickness value (around 0.05 times unit cell length) which I'm trying to compress to very large deformation length (>65% of the block height). Initially I tried with Static Structural but I was unable to converge results.

      This made me to consider Explicit Dynamics to go for... The solving Time issues are more here (Estimated is 20hrs) as I'm not sure how to set Analysis settings and time step values.

      The compression rate is 5mm/min up-to 65% of block height, which is NOT an impact velocity.

      Please help me to reduce solving time.

    • ErKo
      Ansys Employee
      Hi

      One can speed a quasi static analysis (which is what this is , so basically no dynamic effects) up, by ramping it up faster making sure the kinetic energy is less than the internal elastic one.
      (So it is fast enough that we do not see any large dynamic effects on the response)
      See discussion on this:

      Search for more

      On the forum and they will be more answers and help.

      All the best

      Erik
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