Gov45
Automotive
- May 8, 2024
- 14
Hello,
I had a general question.
I have a frame and a bracket, bracket is mounted onto the frame.
Case - 1
When load is applied on the bracket, it buckles at 45 kN.
Case - 2
I initialized plastic strains on the frame (not on the bracket) using *initial conditions,
Now, when load is applied on the bracket, it buckles at 43 kN.
The reason the bracket buckles at 43 kN is because the frame has become more stiffer due to initial plastic strains (strain hardening) as a result there is no much load transfer to the frame and the bracket buckles early ??
There is more displacement of the bracket in case 2 at the end of loading.
With Best Regards
I had a general question.
I have a frame and a bracket, bracket is mounted onto the frame.
Case - 1
When load is applied on the bracket, it buckles at 45 kN.
Case - 2
I initialized plastic strains on the frame (not on the bracket) using *initial conditions,
Now, when load is applied on the bracket, it buckles at 43 kN.
The reason the bracket buckles at 43 kN is because the frame has become more stiffer due to initial plastic strains (strain hardening) as a result there is no much load transfer to the frame and the bracket buckles early ??
There is more displacement of the bracket in case 2 at the end of loading.
With Best Regards