Satiar
Mechanical
- Dec 23, 2016
- 11
Hello members
I am modeling flattening of a ball using Abaqus. It consists of three steps: flattening (load control, static), creep (visco, constant load) and tangential loading (static, displacement). My 3D model converged for elastic(v=0.46)-viscoplastic (power-law) material and the results are good, but when I introduce yielding it doesn't converge in the second step (creep) and interrupted at very initial increments (<1.0E-6). I am validating my model with another model defined in Ansys so I can only use power law and elastic-plastic parameters. I am wondering what is the problem and should I used UMAT or VUMAT subroutines? or Can I use the default material properties of Abaqus? Can Abaqus handle creep and plastic deformation together?
Thank you in advance
I am modeling flattening of a ball using Abaqus. It consists of three steps: flattening (load control, static), creep (visco, constant load) and tangential loading (static, displacement). My 3D model converged for elastic(v=0.46)-viscoplastic (power-law) material and the results are good, but when I introduce yielding it doesn't converge in the second step (creep) and interrupted at very initial increments (<1.0E-6). I am validating my model with another model defined in Ansys so I can only use power law and elastic-plastic parameters. I am wondering what is the problem and should I used UMAT or VUMAT subroutines? or Can I use the default material properties of Abaqus? Can Abaqus handle creep and plastic deformation together?
Thank you in advance