TAGGED: erosion, error, impact-analysis
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December 23, 2024 at 8:46 amRaghavSubscriber
Hello everyone,Â
I am doing high velocity impact analysis on ceramics where erosion card plays a significant role. I want to define Maximum principal strain at failure (MXEPS) but assigning it a particular value is showing error "load curve id 4 is undefined (Error 10141 (KEY+141) )".
This is an unexpected error as i have not defined any load curve and has to define only a particular value to it (6 in this case).
How can i solve this error? Am i defining this paramter in a wrong way?
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December 27, 2024 at 9:17 pmReno GenestAnsys Employee
Hello Raghav,
You are using MXEPS on *MAT_ADD_EROSION? How do you define MXEPS? If you define it as a negative number, LS-DYNA will expect a load curve number. There is more information in the LS-DYNA User Manual Vol II:
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