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How to plot internal energy and burn fraction of an explosive material?

Tagged: 19, Explicit - AUTODYN, Explicit: Explicit Dynamics; Explicit: Autodyn, mechanical, solution-problems, structural-mechanics
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:59 am
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      Internal energy and burn fraction are material variables, defined per material in an element. They are different from grid variables such as stress and displacement which are defined per element or per node. User can use user-defined results Int_Energy and Alpha to obtain the internal energy and burn fraction of an explosive material. The part name or “all” has to be appended to the expression “Int_Energy” and “Alpha” to obtain the results for the specified material or all materials.

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