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March 6, 2026 at 4:26 pm
euklidespl
SubscriberHello,
I would like to simulate the process of sheet metal stamping and then springback. In both processes, I would like to take into account the Bausinger effect, anisotropy , softening and workhardening stagnation stress reversals, and strain rate . The Yoshida Uemori model + Anisotropic model, e.g., Yld2000 + strain rate, would be suitable for this task. The problem is that LS Dyna does not have such a model . Therefore, I would like to ask if in the first simulation, i.e., the sheet metal forming simulation, I could use the mat_133 model, then transfer the simulation results to a new springback simulation and change the material model to mat_242, and then run a new springback simulation with the mat_242 material model? The mat_133 model has a backstress historyhttps://lsdyna.ansys.com/history-variables/
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March 9, 2026 at 6:55 am
Nanda
Ansys EmployeeHello User,
I’m not familiar with forming, but I believe the below information should help:- Stage:1 >> Forming Simulation (MAT_242, full Y-U + Yld2000 + strain rate).
- Include *INTERFACE_SPRINGBACK_LSDYNA in stage-1 >> This writes dynain file with initial stress values.
- Stage:2 >> Springback Simulation (same MAT_242 card, initial stress values included).
Key cards to use:
- *MAT_242 with card 5 properly calibrated.
- *INTERFACE_SPRINGBACK_LSDYNA in the forming job to dump the consistent state.
- *INCLUDE_DYNAIN in the springback job.
- *CONTROL_IMPLICIT_GENERAL + *CONTROL_IMPLICIT_SOLVER for the springback phase.
I will let others forum members to provide more comments.
Regards,
Nanda.
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