rte4563
Mechanical
- Sep 28, 2022
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I have a rubber brick which has a given stiffness (and a given Youngs modulus for its width*length*height) in the horizontal and vertical direction.
Since the Youngs modulus is dependent on the dimensions of the rubber brick, I can't get both the vertical and horizontal stiffness to be correct, only one. Is there a way to define a Youngs modulus for vertical direction and one for horizontal direction? Making the material data not Isotropic.
Since the Youngs modulus is dependent on the dimensions of the rubber brick, I can't get both the vertical and horizontal stiffness to be correct, only one. Is there a way to define a Youngs modulus for vertical direction and one for horizontal direction? Making the material data not Isotropic.