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How to investigate fracture mechanics parameters for a thin geometry?

Tagged: CINT, fracture, geometry, Mechanics, Thin
    • June 6, 2022 at 9:58 am
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      The CINT command is used to calculate the fracture mechanics parameters. The CINT command cannot be used with SHELL elements. SOLID elements are required. For a thin structure, you could use an overall surface model with SHELL elements and a local submodel with SOLID elements. The fracture mechanics parameters could be evaluated for the submodel.

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