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In abaqus, we have an option to define plastic data using “yield stress” ”ultimate stress” and “Plastic strain at yield” and ultimate“ in kinematic hardening. How we can define it in ANSYS

Tagged: 19.2, materials, mechanical, plasticity, structural-mechanics
    • March 17, 2023 at 9:00 am
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      In ANSYS, one can use bilinear Kinematic hardening model where tangent modulus can be calculated using below expression: Tangent modulus=(Ultimate stress-yield stress)/plastic strain at ultimate point

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