TAGGED: dynain, offset, prestress, shell-elements
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July 30, 2025 at 3:36 pm
Jérôme RENAULT
SubscriberHello,
Further to my question regarding access to the AWG group pages, I'm getting the input files presenting a possible workflow for obtaining the initial stress state of a rotating engine part (described in § 5.1.1 and § 5.1.2 of the document LS‐DYNA® Aerospace Working Group "Modeling Guidelines Document" version 24.1).
I'm doing the same thing with my model, but I'm unable to obtain a steady state for my rotating part at the end of the second step. The main difference is that my model includes *ELEMENT_SHELL_OFFSET elements. So, I simply modified my input file by replacing the *ELEMENT_SHELL_OFFSET elements with *ELEMENT_SHELL elements, and the behavior seems much better, except for the triangular elements, which still don't reach the steady state.
Two questions at this point:
- Is it possible to use a prestress analysis following the workflow presented in the AWG document with offset shell elements and enabling additional options ? I need to use shell offset element as I will work with composite parts modelled with ACP.
- How do I handle the problem with triangular elements? (My part is a cone, which will be difficult to mesh with only quad elements, but not impossible, I admit.)
Best regards,
Jérôme
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