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June 4, 2024 at 12:21 pmAndres MayorgaSubscriber
Hello all,
I am trying to replicate a double lap shear tensile test we did on a composite coupon to check for adhesive failure but I am having issues setting up the bonded interactions between the composite shell and adhesive body.
I set my composite coupon as a surface and did a solid body for the adhesive, as shown below:
For my bonded interactions, I did this:But the premilinary results I get show like if only 1 side of the composite surface is bonded:
I also tried to set the bonded interactions as 1 command, but I get the same results when I use a surface.
Also, if I suppress the side that looks bonded and leave the other side as is, I get the same mirrored results.
I believe is something related with the surfaces because I did the same test with solid bodies (no surfaces) and the premilinary results look more realistic:
Any ideas what I could be doing wrong?
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June 4, 2024 at 1:47 pmErik KostsonAnsys Employee
Hi
I would suggest to use solsh190 elements (soild shells) instead of only shell elements - see here what solsh190 are and how to mesh with them.
/forum/forums/topic/element-solsh190/
Than it is also much easier to use bonded contact between them since both have a 3D geometry representation.
All the best
Erik
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June 5, 2024 at 12:36 pmAndres MayorgaSubscriber
Imported composites as solids from ACP and that worked! thanks for your help.
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