displacement
displacement
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Hi everyone,
I've defined my displacement using a tabular amplitude. It varies with time. To see if AbaqusCae (Standard) is applying correctly the displacement I go to the history output. However when I see the output results, it doesn't apply the hole displacement: it shows me a maximum displacement applied of 6mm when I've defined with 8mm. Any suggestion?
Thanks,
Ana
I've defined my displacement using a tabular amplitude. It varies with time. To see if AbaqusCae (Standard) is applying correctly the displacement I go to the history output. However when I see the output results, it doesn't apply the hole displacement: it shows me a maximum displacement applied of 6mm when I've defined with 8mm. Any suggestion?
Thanks,
Ana





RE: displacement
you can define a maximum of 4values in the amplitude card. I guess you have more than four xy-couples.
cheers
RE: displacement
If the amplitude curve supplies relative values (default case) then the applied displacement at time t is
d(t)=magnitude*amplitude(t) , where t can take only the values resulted from the time incrementation approach.
If the amplitude curve supplies absolute values then the applied displacement at time t is
d(t)=amplitude(t) , where t can take only the values resulted from the time incrementation approach. (the load magnitude will be ingnored)
Thus for each time discrete time t, ABAQUS will compute
a value for amplitude(t), interpolating between the tabular values you supplied.
Also, you have to correlate the tabular data with the step length if you give the amplitude curve with respect to the total time.
RE: displacement
Ana
RE: displacement
You have to add VALUE=ABSOLUTE to the *AMPLITUDE keyword.
If you're using CAE, then you can use the Keyword editor:
Model->Edit Keywords