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I checked the unit consistency and found nothing. Displacement at failure is equal to 1 because that's how it's noted on the paper. Look for D_c

i tried it with your material definition with and without "element deletion" but the result is the same. Really strange. You have 3 Field Output Requests instead of 1. Why ?

Thanks for trying it out. I attached my input file, maybe you will find some differences between our models that would explain the result. i looked at your input file and realized that you have defined the material different than i did. i defined plasticity also with the johnson cook model, but...

"Damage Evolution" is a suboption. There are no more "suboptions" after you have opened damage evolution.

and this is the material definition of the bullet. Its hardened steel thats why there is no need to define damage criteria.

These are the material data and mesh attributes: E modulus = 210 GPa Density = 7850 kg/m³ poissons ratio = 0.33

No, unfortunately it doesn't work. According to abaqus the distorted elements havent failed but i dont understand why they didnt. http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=a3661acb-cc21-455f-b9ec-0691e4cfc745&file=status_screen.PNG

Hello, i have a problem with removing failed elements in abaqus. I am investigating the impact of a cylinder on a plate. The plate should be penetrated. I am using the Johnson-Cook-model and have assigned a value for "displacement at failure" under the option "damage evolution". I have also...