Abaqus仿真分析培训CONT-L03-SurfaceBasedContact.pptx

Lesson 3: Surface-based Contact2 hoursThe following topics are covered in this lesson.Lesson content:Surface-based ContactWorkshop 2: Lap Joint Analysis (IA)Workshop 2: Lap Joint Analysis (KW)Both interactive (IA) and keywords (KW) versions of the workshop are provided. Complete only one.Surface-based ContactContact FormulationsContact DiscretizationContact Enforcement MethodsRelative Sliding Between BodiesOutput of Contact ResultsSummaryContact Formulations (1/2)Basic features of a contact formulationContact discretizationConstraint enforcementContact tracking (relative sliding)The example shown here comes from “Submodeling of a stacked sheet metal assembly,” Section 1.1.19 of the Abaqus Example Problems Manual.Contact formulationContact Formulations (2/2)Contact discretizationWhere is the constraint applied?Node-to-surface Surface-to-surfaceConstraint enforcementHow is the constraint enforced?Direct (Lagrange multipliers)Penalty method Augmented Lagrange (Lagrange multipliers combined with penalty method)Contact tracking (relative sliding)How does the constraint evolve?Finite slidingSmall slidingContact Discretization (1/17)The locations of the contact constraints depend on the contact discretization technique used:Node-to-surface technique:Default method for contact pairsNot available for general contactNodes on one surface (the slave surface) contact the segments on the other surface (the master surface).Contact is enforced at discrete points (slave nodes)Surface-to-surface techniqueOnly method for general contactAlternative method for contact pairsThe method considers the shape of both the master and slave surfaces. Contact is enforced in an average sense over the slave surface.Contact Discretization (2/17)When the surface-to-surface discretization technique is used with the contact pair approach:Many of the distinctions between contact pairs and general contact disappear The primary difference between them reduces to ease of use vs. performance.A brief discuss