DEFORM-2D使用说明断裂准则.pdfVIP

Appendix S: Setting up fracture with element deletion in DEFORM-2D Note: This document references the file FRAC.KEY that accompanies DEFORM-2D and is located in the subfolder DATA. Figure 47: The blanking case FRAC.KEY To activate fracture, the following actions must be taken: 1. Choose the damage model to be used and select a critical value. This damage model is chosen in the material properties-advanced dialog as seen in Figure 48. The critical damage value is set in the dialog seen in Figure 49. 2. Set the number of fracture elements under Properties-Fracture for the object that will have the fracture occur as seen in Figure 50. The recommended setting is to set fracture elements to a value between 2 and 5. This setting will delete elements after the set number of elements is above the critical damage value. 3. Refine the mesh in the region where the fracture will occur as seen in Figure 51. The mechanics of fracture may involve a high gradient of damage, strain and other variables. A fine mesh aids in properly capturing this behavior. After setting these three items, a result as seen in Figure 52 can be attained. Figure 49: Setting the critical damage value Figure 51: The mesh in the fracture region needs to be made fine to capture the mechanics properly