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phanhung

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Jul 30, 2006
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Hi
i have the velocity 0.2mm/s, and the total time for experiment is 97.5 sec, and the displacement is 19.5mm. I set up the boundary condition type=velocity 0.2mm/s, the time in stactic step is
Static
97.5, 1, 1e-05, 1
But in the result, i got the displacement is 40mm (not 19.5mm). I think something wrong with the total time. i would like to control the displacement is 19.5mm. Tell me how to set up the time to control the displacement, or any other ideal to solve it.

Thanks
Phanhung
 
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Why not set the boundary condition to be the displacement of 19.5mm, then the velocity should be 0.2

corus
 
Indeed there is something wrong with the total time as (it seems) you input it.

The syntax for *STATIC is:

*STATIC
t1,t2,t3,t4

where:
t1=initial time increment
t2=time period of the step
t3=minimum time increment
t4=maximum time increment
 
Hi xerf

Finally, where can i set up for the total time 97.5sec???

Regards
Phanhung
 
Hi Phanhung,

I think you can set the velocity boundary as 0.2. Then the time step for static option: (for example)
1,97.5,0.05,2.
This means that velocity of 0.2 is applied upto t=97.5 with initial time increment of 1 and next maximum and minimum time increment are 2 and 0.05, respectively. The total displacemet would be 19.5 when t=97.5.

In addition to this, you might want to read the manual about how abaqus lowering/increasing the time increment when no convergence occurs.

Hope this help abit.

regards,
Sendy.
 
Hi
Thanks Sendy, i got it

Regards
Phanhung
 
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