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Solid 185

The document defines material properties and contact parameters for a solid element and contact elements in a finite element analysis. It specifies properties like modulus of elasticity, Poisson's ratio, and temperature-dependent tabular data for the solid element. Contact properties like normal and tangential stiffness are defined for the contact elements through real constant modifiers. Node sets for the top and bottom surfaces are identified as the source and target for contact generation between the defined nodes.

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Solid 185

The document defines material properties and contact parameters for a solid element and contact elements in a finite element analysis. It specifies properties like modulus of elasticity, Poisson's ratio, and temperature-dependent tabular data for the solid element. Contact properties like normal and tangential stiffness are defined for the contact elements through real constant modifiers. Node sets for the top and bottom surfaces are identified as the source and target for contact generation between the defined nodes.

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SOLID185

ET,typeids(1),solid185
KEYOPT,typeids(1),2,3
MP, EX,typeids(1),7416
MP, NUXY,typeids(1),0.22
TB, DP,typeids(1)
TBDATA,typeids(1),3.64,57.7,35
TB,CONCR,typeids(1),,,DP
TBTEMP,22
TBDATA,typeids(1),18.4,1.84,22.04

! Commands inserted into this file will be executed just after the contact region
definition.
! The type and mat number for the contact type is equal to the parameter "cid".
! The type and mat number for the target type is equal to the parameter "tid".
! The real number for an asymmetric contact pair is equal to the parameter "cid".
! The real numbers for symmetric contact pairs are equal to the parameters "cid" and
"tid".

! Active UNIT system in Workbench when this object was created: Metric (mm, kg, N, s,
mV, mA)
! NOTE: Any data that requires units (such as mass) is assumed to be in the
consistent solver unit system.
! See Solving Units in the help system for more information.

ET,cid,contac178 ! defines second element type - 2D contact elements


keyopt,cid,2,1
rmodif,cid,1,-35750
rmodif,cid,4,-1075
rmodif,cid,3,3
keyopt,cid,9,1
keyopt,cid,3,1
*DIM,joint_gap, TABLE,4,,,X,,,DJFCSYS !Type TABLE array, dimension 5[x1x1]
joint_gap(1,0)=0
joint_gap(2,0)=83.33
joint_gap(3,0)=166.66
joint_gap(4,0)=250
joint_gap(1,1)=-0.2
joint_gap(2,1)=-0.12
joint_gap(3,1)=-0.15
joint_gap(4,1)=-0.11
!
rmodif,cid,2,%joint_gap%

*DIM,joint_gap, TABLE,4,,,X,,,DJBCSYS
joint_gap(1,0)=0
joint_gap(2,0)=83.33
joint_gap(3,0)=166.66
joint_gap(4,0)=250
joint_gap(1,1)=-0.11
joint_gap(2,1)=-0.19
joint_gap(3,1)=-0.13
joint_gap(4,1)=-0.16
!
rmodif,cid,2,%joint_gap%

*DIM,joint_gap, TABLE,2,,,X,,,DJLCSYS
joint_gap(1,0)=-46.5
joint_gap(2,0)=-78.5
joint_gap(1,1)=-0.11
joint_gap(2,1)=-0.16
!
rmodif,cid,2,%joint_gap%
*DIM,joint_gap, TABLE,2,,,X,,,DJRCSYS
joint_gap(1,0)=-46.5
joint_gap(2,0)=-78.5
joint_gap(1,1)=-0.070
joint_gap(2,1)=-0.083
!
rmodif,cid,2,%joint_gap%

r,2,20e3,,0.005,,10
TYPE,2 ! activates or sets this element type
real,2

! define contact nodes and elements

! first the contact nodes


asel,s,area,,2 ! select top area
nsla,s,1 ! select the nodes within this area
nsel,r,loc,y,1.99,2.01 ! select bottom layer of nodes in this area
cm,source,node ! call this group of nodes 'source'

! then the target nodes


allsel ! relect everything
asel,s,area,,1 ! select bottom area
nsla,s,1 ! select nodes in this area
nsel,r,loc,y,1.99,2.01 ! the top layer of nodes from this area
cm,target,node ! call this selection 'target'

gcgen,source,target,3 ! generate contact elements between defined nodes

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