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Jmat pro and Ansys

    • ali.afrouzian
      Subscriber

      I'm going to couple Jmat pro with Ansys. 

      I'm going to use Jmat pro to capture the physical properties during metal additive manufacturing.

      I was wondering if any of you guys have done that.

      Please reply if you have any information.

    • Reno Genest
      Ansys Employee

       

      Hello Ali,

      I am not familiar with JmatPro. I did a quick search and it seems there is an export to LS-DYNA from JmatPro. What is the material output? What is the LS-DYNA *MAT_ card written by JmatPro?

      Are you trying to do welding simulation? JmatPro has been used with LS-DYNA for welding:

      https://www.dynalook.com/conferences/16th-international-ls-dyna-conference/metal-forming-t8-2/t8-2-a-metal-forming-138.pdf

       

      If JmatPro exports the correct *MAT_ material card, then you can import this *MAT_ card in Ansys WB LS-DYNA (Mechanical) using a command snippet under the appropriate body:

       

      Let me know if this helps or not.

       

      Reno.

       

    • ali.afrouzian
      Subscriber

      Hi Reno,

      Thanks for the response.

      Yes, I'm going to use it for my metal additive manufacturing work which is cyclic melting and solidification. 

    • Reno Genest
      Ansys Employee

      Hello Ali,

      Ok, let me know how it goes. You can also try to reach out to JmatPro support for help:

      https://www.sentesoftware.co.uk/agents-3509

       

      Reno.

    • Reno Genest
      Ansys Employee

      Hello Ali,

      I contacted JMatPro® support and they replied the following:

      "The export from  JMatPro® to LS-DYNA is for welding simulations and based on the CWM model. It was created after a request by an existing customer and is limited to Al alloys and steels.

       

      The next major version of JMatPro® will include an export to Ansys Workbench for all material types considered.

       

      It is always possible for the end-user to cut and paste the calculated properties from JMatPro® to whatever format required".

       

      Here is an example of material output from JMatPro® to LS-DYNA:

      "*KEYWORD
      $---+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7----+----8
      $ ALLOY_ID_WT%      Al88.87Cr0.23Cu1.6Fe0.5Mg2.5Mn0.3Si0.4Zn5.6
      $ ALLOY_ID_AT%      Al93.03Cr0.125Cu0.711Fe0.253Mg2.905Mn0.154Si0.402Zn2.419
      $ Alloy calculated with JMatPro
      $ JMatPro VERSION      14.0
      $ MATERIAL TYPE = Aluminium Alloy
      $ SubType = HT
      $ Alloy Type = Wrought
      $ Heat Treatment = T5
      $ Quench temp (K) = 773.15
      $ Ageing temp (K) = 423.15
      $ Grain Size = 50 microns
      $ Additional heat treat = None
      $ Constant Testing Time = 0.0 h
      $ Strain rate: 0.001 0.01/s)
      $---+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7----+----8
      *MAT_CWM_TITLE
      Material Description
      $#     mid        ro      lcem      lcpr      lcsy      lchr      lcat      beta
               1  2.807E-6     10001     10002    -10003               10005       1.0
      $# tastart     taend   tlstart     tlend    eghost    pghost    aghost      
           460.0     630.0  -1000000 -100000.0                0.49          
      $---+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7----+----8
      *MAT_THERMAL_ISOTROPIC_TD_LC_TITLE
      Material Description
      $#    tmid       tro     tgrlc    tgmult      
               1  2.807E-6                    
      $#    hclc      tclc    
           10006     10007
      $---+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7----+----8
      *DEFINE_CURVE_TITLE
      Young's modulus
      $#    lcid      sidr       sfa       sfo      offa      offo    dattyp     lcint
           10001                 1.0       1.0                                        
      $#                a1                  o1
                      25.0           6.99734E1
                      40.0           6.94673E1
                      60.0           6.87761E1
                      80.0           6.80661E1
                     100.0           6.73371E1"

       

      Reno.

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