how can i model a rigid body?
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Hey everyone,
i have a problem with my fem simulation. i try to build one part of my assembly as a rigid body.
is it right when i use the function
to simulate the group 'VR' as a rigidy body or is there any tutorial how i use the functions to give a part the propertiers of a rigid body?
thanks in advanced
thomas
i have a problem with my fem simulation. i try to build one part of my assembly as a rigid body.
is it right when i use the function
rigid = AFFE_CHAR_CINE(MODELE=model,
MECA_IMPO=_F(GROUP_MA='VR',
DX=0.0,DY=0.0,DZ=0.0,))
to simulate the group 'VR' as a rigidy body or is there any tutorial how i use the functions to give a part the propertiers of a rigid body?
thanks in advanced
thomas
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11 years 3 months ago - 11 years 3 months ago #7378
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Replied by RichardS on topic Re: how can i model a rigid body?
hello thomas,
what you do is to restrict all DOFs of the group VR, this means it can't move or deform.
If you want a rigid part which is able to displace (translate or rotate) you have to use for example:but this is only valid in small displacements and small rotations.
For large rotations or large displacements I think the only way is to impose a very high E-modulus.
Best regards,
richard
what you do is to restrict all DOFs of the group VR, this means it can't move or deform.
If you want a rigid part which is able to displace (translate or rotate) you have to use for example:
fix_relative = AFFE_CHAR_MECA(LIAISON_SOLIDE=_F(GROUP_MA=('VR'),)
For large rotations or large displacements I think the only way is to impose a very high E-modulus.
Best regards,
richard
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Hoi thomas
it all depends on what you want to achieve, as Richard allready indicated.
You can also replace the rigid body by a mass point with tranlational and rotational inertia.
it all depends on what you want to achieve, as Richard allready indicated.
You can also replace the rigid body by a mass point with tranlational and rotational inertia.
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hey
thanks at first for the answers!
i have a big part which should be a rigid body to get a shorter calculation time.
this part is look like a rectangle frame and at the corners it is in contact with the rest of the model.
at the moment the contact is without friction.
the part should not deform but could displace or rotate.
the idea is to build this part as a rigid body is to get only 6 DOFs.
is this possible with code_aster?
only for my understanding:
is for creating a fixed body that can not deform or displace, right?
is for creating a body that can displace but not deform?
kind regards
thomas
thanks at first for the answers!
i have a big part which should be a rigid body to get a shorter calculation time.
this part is look like a rectangle frame and at the corners it is in contact with the rest of the model.
at the moment the contact is without friction.
the part should not deform but could displace or rotate.
the idea is to build this part as a rigid body is to get only 6 DOFs.
is this possible with code_aster?
only for my understanding:
AFFE_CHAR_CINE(MECA_IMPO=...),
AFFE_CHAR_MECA(LIAISON_SOLIDE=...),
kind regards
thomas
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