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How Do I Define Orthotropic Material In Ansys

    • thtsc96
      Subscriber

      I have a material whose strength values change depending on the direction in ansys, I am not sure how to define it. I will try the "Orthotrophic Stress Limits" section, but no matter what value I write in the "Compressive x,y,z" section, the yellow color does not change. What do you think is the problem and is there another way?

       

    • Asitang Lahurikar
      Ansys Employee

      Hello,

      Orthotropic Elasticity can be used to define the elasticity properties of any material with distinct characteristics across different directions. Additionally, if you want to define the Orthotropic Stress Limits, it is necessary to have negative inputs for compressive properties.

      Hope this helps!
      Regards,
      Asitang

      • thtsc96
        Subscriber

         

        Hello,
         
        Thank you for your answer. Yes, I realized that I had to enter a negative value and this problem was solved. I have a new problem and I created a thread about it;
         
        /forum/forums/topic/how-do-i-add-a-material-which-properties-depend-on-direction-in-engineering-data/
         
        I guess the ” orthotrophic stress limits” section is not what I am looking for because it did not solve my problem. Can you also help me with the topic I linked ?
         
        Thank you
         
         

         

    • Asitang Lahurikar
      Ansys Employee

      Hello, 

      I hope your query was resolved. Thanks for creating another thread. I will mark this thread as answered.

      Thanks,
      Asitang

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