I now want to use the ISO8608 regulations to generate 3D road surface roughness. Is there any way to do this? And how to set the contact settings between my wheels and the rough surface?
The poisson ratio of 0.49900 exceeds 0.495 (the bulk modulus of 3.33333e+19 exceeds 100 times the shear modulus of 6.67111e+16) for the elastic material named steel. However, a hybrid type element is not used. This may cause convergence problems. It is recommended that you change the element...
I used the open source plug-in https://github.com/ElsevierSoftwareX/SOFTX-D-23-00071 to generate a rough surface. I wanted to add this rough surface to my original bridge.
I would like to ask if I am using a plug-in program to generate a rough surface. What function can I use to combine the rough surface with the surface of my bridge so that my bridge is rough?
Currently, a quarter of the simulated test vehicle is being built and will move on the bridge. The interaction is to set hard contact and rough. Will using the automatic stabilization function make my convergence better?
Want to enable axle coupling through rough surfaces
I would like to ask if I want to use the rough function of interaction and encounter convergence problems, can I directly change the minimum value of the time increment to a smaller value so that the analysis can converge?
*friction,lagrange or *friction,rough may cause convergence difficulty when used in conjunction with the *surface behavior, augmented lagrange or penalty option. Use penalty friction instead.
How to deal with it
I would like to ask, the red line is the acceleration of the center of mass of the car body. How can I modify it to be the same as the blue line, so that there is an acceleration response from the beginning?
I would also like to ask what is the difference between field output and history output...
I now use fft to convert the acceleration of the car body into frequency. There is only the frequency of the car, not the frequency of the bridge. How can I correct my model?
My vehicle currently moves from the left to the right of the bridge using hard contact and frictionless force. Do I need...