ERKE_WANG-ANSYS_CONTACT[精品].pptVIP

Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion Suggestion How can I make the problem converge? One reason for convergence difficulties could be the following: FKN=0.01, KEY(10)=0 FKN=1: KEY(10)=0 Divergence FKN=0.01, KEY(10)=1 FKN=1: KEY(10)=1 Quads instead of triads ? Error in element formulation or element is turned inside out 6) If some elements are locally distorted you might get an error in the element formulation or the element is even turned inside out. Try to use a coarser mesh in this region to avoid those problems. You can also use NCNV,0 to continue the analysis and ignore those local problems if they do not effect the global equilibrium. In general, try to use triangular, tetrahedral or hexahedral elements (linear). Do not use quadratic hexahedral elements. Linear quads Mid-side triads Error in element formulation One reason for convergence difficulties could be the following: The parts have no unique minimum potential energy position. 7) If the max. DOF increment is not getting smaller and the force convergence norm keeps almost constant, probably some parts in the model are oscillating. Here, introducing a small friction coefficient is usually better than using a weak spring, not knowing exactly where to place it. Friction can be applied to all contact elements (try MU=0.01 or 0.1) MU=0.1 MU=0 One reason for convergence difficulties could be the following: Target Target Contact Contact Some times, if you define the contact and target properly, the analysis convergences much faster, and the result is also better. Contact Target Contact Target F Unreasonable defined plastic material 11) It is not always a good idea to define the tangential stiffness to be zero using a plastic material law. If the yield stress is reached all over the whole cross section, there is no material resistance anymore to carry the load. Ther