XFEM in LS-DYNA
Hello,
Can anyone help me with some examples of XFEM implementation in LS-DYNA? Also, is XFEM in LS-DYNA currently applicable with shell elements only?
Thank you,
Prathyush
Hello,
Can anyone help me with some examples of XFEM implementation in LS-DYNA? Also, is XFEM in LS-DYNA currently applicable with shell elements only?
Thank you,
Prathyush
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Dear,
I am having problem to find "Cauchy stress(σ) " and " Spatial elastic Tensor (c)" from the "strain energy function (ψ)" using 2nd Piola Kirchhoff stress ( S) of transversely isotropic hyper-elastic material. as per the Mechanics the
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I am modeling a contact problem. I have chosen Hyperelasticity+permeabilty for catilage material. I apply a displacement over a short time and fix it over a long time to see the force relaxation procedure. during loading time we assume that the boundries ar impermeable but over long time are permeable.
there are some questions that I'm facing with:
1) Shall I use one step and put permeable Boundaries?
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