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February 22, 2024 at 7:26 am
Agata Oleśniewicz
SubscriberHi!
I am trying to perform a tensile test on a specimen that consists of 2 sheet of steel, connected with one spot weld, placed in the center od the contact area, image below
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The results I'm getting are far from reality, as I performed the test irl too.Â
Are there some features that need to be added to the Mechanical simulation?
Let me know if you need additional information from me
I am using Explicit Dynamics, fixed support on one side, and on the other:
- Force - ramped by tabular data - resulting in kind of correct stress, but way too small displacement in Z direction for a force that is not even close to the real one, or weird deformations for force closer to the real one.

- or Displacemet - I input the displacemet that the irl specimen achieved, but the only thing that is getting displaced is the very side that the displacemet is attached to, like below.

- Force - ramped by tabular data - resulting in kind of correct stress, but way too small displacement in Z direction for a force that is not even close to the real one, or weird deformations for force closer to the real one.
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February 23, 2024 at 9:57 am
Aniket Chavan
Forum ModeratorHi, do you know how quickly load is applied? The reason I ask is explicit would be appropriate choice if load is applied very quickly, ideally within a fraction of seconds, is it the scenario that you are testing?
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