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element deleetion - debonding

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element deleetion - debonding

element deleetion - debonding

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Hi All, I am using element deletion method to find out the failure of the materials. I use STATUS option from the DISPLAY GROUP to visualize the element deletion but I could not see any deletion.


I have five parts in a model and they are in contact with TIE constrain.

So, in this regard, what should I do to visualize the failed elements.

HOpe to have your suggestion in this regard.

Thanks

RE: element deleetion - debonding

If you dont see any deletion it is that your STATUS do not contain any deleted element. Did you define your failure criteria?

RE: element deleetion - debonding

(OP)
Yes, I have defined the failure criterion but still not able to see the deleted elements.
STATUS shows BLUE colour elements without deletion......

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