TAGGED: -Force-calculation, contact, lsdyna
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July 15, 2023 at 1:28 pmAlexandre NetoSubscriber
Hi,
When using solid elements to mesh each of the 12 layers of composite I am simulating that is subjected to a low-velocity impact, in section view the mesh goes crazy like in the picture. It almost disappears when impacted, but this only happens when using this mesh element. How can I solve this?Â
Also, I want to obtain the impact force caused by the impactor to then plot a Force vs Displacement graph. What is the best method? I have tried bndout but it says "file has no information to be found", and spcforc has forces = 0.Â
As for the contact, my impactor is visually surpassing the outmost layer. Is there any setting to solve this?Â
Thanks! -
July 17, 2023 at 9:39 amRam GopisettiAnsys Employee
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Hi,Â
I'll talk about the contact penetration problem.
To decrease pentration, increase contact stiffness.
cheers, ramÂ
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