Hi all,
I was given a 2-D tire model in abaqus. It consists of Bead, Cap ply, Steel belts, Rubber (tread), Rubber (sidewall). I want to know what the young's modulus of the whole tire is but I do not know how to. I can only find the young's modulus of all the components in the material...
Hi all,
I created a 3D tire model and 2 plans as the roads in input file.
One of the 2 plans is in contact with the bottme of the tire, another one contacts with the top of the tire ( just like a burger, the tire would be the steak and the 2 planes would be the bread).
However, I found that...
Hi all,
I am trying to do the simulation of lying a tire model on the ground horizontally and adding load on its sidewall to see its deformation.
I have already had my 2D tire model and it runs well. I think there is something wrong in my 3D input files since the msg file keep showing the error...
Hi all,
I am trying to do the simulation of lying a 3D tire model lying on the road horizontally and adding load on its sidewall to see its deformation. However I think there is a contact problem in my simulation. When I run the analysis, the analysis did not complete and it showed an error is...
Hi everyone,
I am trying to do the simulation of lying a 3D tire model lying on the road horizontally and adding load on its sidewall to see its deformation. However I think there is a contact problem in my simulation. When I run the analysis, the analysis did not complete and it showed an...
Hi all,
I am trying to do the simulation of lying a tire model on the ground horizontally and adding load on its sidewall to see its deformation.
I have already had my 2D tire model and it runs well. I think there is something wrong in my 3D input files since the msg file keep showing the error...
Hi all,
I am running the simulation about a tire lying on a road and adding load on the sidewall of the tire.
I was given a tire model which the tread of the tire was in contact with the road. Then I made some changes in the 3D input file to make the sidewall of the tire...
