if you use "add frozen", you cant define different material separately for each part and all parts should be one type of material, but if you use "add material" you can define the different material for each part separately.
Can you me.. I have do a impact test.. in a structure... The impact Material weight is 200 kg but 10mm is gonna indent.. how I assign 200kg to that 10mm hemispherical indenter and how to assign velocity
Hi, In Explicit Dynamics i have been encountering error named "time step too small". When i set mesh sizing 2 mm its ok but when i decrease mesh size such as 1mm and solving then appear "time step too small" error at end of time solve process. How can i overcome? Could you give me a hand? Thank you.
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The definition of indian tutorials.
I mean, I personally would rather they exist than not at all.
Agreed. The video did help me in the end.
actually he is the only one who explains what is he doing. (i can find)
mony
Can you make the vedio on jointed rock analysis
Please explain 'add frozen' in sketching and , geometrical strain limit, end time in analysis setting.
if you use "add frozen", you cant define different material separately for each part and all parts should be one type of material, but if you use "add material" you can define the different material for each part separately.
Okay please tell me where you applied the gravity? Without gravity the simulation is pretty useless. Am I right? 📢
How I change de X variable of the solution information graph? Mine is Energy (Y) x Time (X) (not cycle as yours)
I am stuck somewhere doing a similar thing, and some conceptual question.. can you solve please?
Can you me.. I have do a impact test.. in a structure... The impact Material weight is 200 kg but 10mm is gonna indent.. how I assign 200kg to that 10mm hemispherical indenter and how to assign velocity
Hi, In Explicit Dynamics i have been encountering error named "time step too small". When i set mesh sizing 2 mm its ok but when i decrease mesh size such as 1mm and solving then appear "time step too small" error at end of time solve process. How can i overcome? Could you give me a hand? Thank you.
In the Analysis settings there is a min time step value input a value of "0.0000000000000001" or "1e-15"
How we can get residual velocity from this analysis?
Did you get which velocity of bullet we need to consider as we get maximum, minimum and average velocity of bullet ???