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  3. How do I perform material curve fitting for Ogden hyperelastic foam? Note: I attempted to adapt an old input file (and data files) I once created that successfully define an Ogden hyperelastic model to Ogden Hyper-Foam by simply changing all occurrences of “Ogden” to “foam”. When I did so, I get these messages: *** WARNING *** CP= 9.484 TIME= 13:25:08 Base term is negative in Base^Exponent. Absolute Value of Base Term is Used Then I get a visual C++ runtime library error and ANSYS aborts.

How do I perform material curve fitting for Ogden hyperelastic foam? Note: I attempted to adapt an old input file (and data files) I once created that successfully define an Ogden hyperelastic model to Ogden Hyper-Foam by simply changing all occurrences of “Ogden” to “foam”. When I did so, I get these messages: *** WARNING *** CP= 9.484 TIME= 13:25:08 Base term is negative in Base^Exponent. Absolute Value of Base Term is Used Then I get a visual C++ runtime library error and ANSYS aborts.

Tagged: 17, hyperelasticity, materials, mechanical-apdl, structural-mechanics
    • March 17, 2023 at 1:11 pm
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