WillingToLearn
Student
- Nov 13, 2021
- 13
Hello everyone,
I thought I had it figured out, but somehow my explicit model won't work. I have a very simple part (5x5):
with a relatively fine mesh (0.1):
Only Density, Elastic and Plastic properties were definded:
I somehow suspect, that the units are responsible. I use the following as my base units:
Length: µm
Mass: ng
Time: µs
Consequently, the other units that follow are:
Stress: MPa
Density: ng/µm³ (=kg/m³ divided by 1e06)
So the values that I have used:
Time: 1e06 (=1s)
Density: 0.00114 (=1140kg/m³)
Youngs Modulus: 1000 (=1GPa)
and the plastic values you can see above. I also attached the .inp file if anyone is interested.
The error message I get is: "THE ANALYSIS MAY NEED A LARGE NUMBER OF INCREMENTS (MORE THAN 20,000,000), AND IT MAY BE AFFECTED BY ROUND-OFF ERRORS. FOR ACCURACY, RUNNING DOUBLE PRECISION EXECUTABLE IS REQUIRED".
My research tells me, that this is caused by an error in the model. Since it is a very basic model I must have made a very basic mistake that I can't figure out.
Kind regards
Michael
I thought I had it figured out, but somehow my explicit model won't work. I have a very simple part (5x5):
with a relatively fine mesh (0.1):
Only Density, Elastic and Plastic properties were definded:
I somehow suspect, that the units are responsible. I use the following as my base units:
Length: µm
Mass: ng
Time: µs
Consequently, the other units that follow are:
Stress: MPa
Density: ng/µm³ (=kg/m³ divided by 1e06)
So the values that I have used:
Time: 1e06 (=1s)
Density: 0.00114 (=1140kg/m³)
Youngs Modulus: 1000 (=1GPa)
and the plastic values you can see above. I also attached the .inp file if anyone is interested.
The error message I get is: "THE ANALYSIS MAY NEED A LARGE NUMBER OF INCREMENTS (MORE THAN 20,000,000), AND IT MAY BE AFFECTED BY ROUND-OFF ERRORS. FOR ACCURACY, RUNNING DOUBLE PRECISION EXECUTABLE IS REQUIRED".
My research tells me, that this is caused by an error in the model. Since it is a very basic model I must have made a very basic mistake that I can't figure out.
Kind regards
Michael