Ansys Assistant will be unavailable on the Learning Forum starting January 30. An upgraded version is coming soon. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Stay tuned for updates.
General Mechanical

General Mechanical

Topics related to Mechanical Enterprise, Motion, Additive Print and more.

Why are time hardening creep models so challenging to converge sometimes?

    • John Doyle
      Ansys Employee
      The time hardening creep models can sometimes be very challenging to converge because the time component can overwhelm the stress dependence - time marches on but the material algorithm can only adjust the stress to find the correct value of creep strain. For example, if a generalized time hardening is ecr = C1*sigma*t^r, then if t^r is large the material algorithm needs for find a very small value of sigma so that the creep strain is small enough to satisfy the constitutive equation. n The general guidance is that the time hardening formulations work best in constant stress or when the loading in the simulation is close to the experimental loading.n
    • Govindan Nagappan
      Ansys Employee
      Thank you for sharing this informationn
Viewing 1 reply thread
  • The topic ‘Why are time hardening creep models so challenging to converge sometimes?’ is closed to new replies.
[bingo_chatbox]