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Rubber in Pro/Mechanica?

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Hi all,


I want to do a simple problem in Pro/Mechanica. just conpressing a piece of rubber with it's bottom face fixed.


Rubber is hyperelastic material ( i guess). Can we define its properties in PM?


If anybody knows, Please help me.


Thanks


Srikanth
 
Rubber is a non-linear material, and material non-linearities are not allowed in Mechanica. You need ANSYS or ABAQUS for such types of materials.


Israr
 
If it makes you feel any better WF 4 is rumored to support non-linear material properties. I've heard it's taken a while due to the p-elements. For now Machanica is the wrong tool.
 
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