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来自 黑龙江哈尔滨
回复: 求解选项的含义,高手出出招吧
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帮助上,这些对于.dat 中关于求解选项设置做了很详细的解释.
ABAQUS/Standard output
The controls in effect for an analysis are listed in the data (.dat) and message (.msg) files. Nondefault controls are marked by **. For example, the input
*CONTROLS, PARAMETERS=TIME INCREMENTATION
7, 10
** ,
would result in the following output:
TIME INCREMENTATION CONTROL PARAMETERS:
*** FIRST EQUIL. ITERATION FOR CONSECUTIVE DIVERGENCE CHECK 7
*** EQUIL. ITER. AT WHICH LOG. CONVERGENCE RATE CHECK BEGINS 10
EQUIL. ITER. AFTER WHICH ALTERNATE RESIDUAL IS USED 9
MAXIMUM EQUILIBRIUM ITERATIONS ALLOWED 16
EQUIL. ITERATION COUNT FOR CUT-BACK IN NEXT INCREMENT 10
MAX EQUIL. ITERS IN TWO INCREMENTS FOR TIME INC. INCREASE 4
MAXIMUM ITERATIONS FOR SEVERE DISCONTINUITIES 12
MAXIMUM CUT-BACKS ALLOWED IN AN INCREMENT 5
MAX DISCON. ITERS IN TWO INCS FOR TIME INC. INCREASE 6
CUT-BACK FACTOR AFTER DIVERGENCE 0.250
CUT-BACK FACTOR FOR TOO SLOW CONVERGENCE 0.500
CUT-BACK FACTOR AFTER TOO MANY EQUILIBRIUM ITERATIONS 0.750
Activating the “line search” algorithm
In strongly nonlinear problems the full Newton algorithm used in ABAQUS/Standard may sometimes diverge in the early iterations. In that case it is better to “scale” the solution correction to prevent this behavior. The line search algorithm (discussed in “Convergence criteria for nonlinear problems,” Section 8.3.3) makes it possible to carry out such scaling.
By default, the line search algorithm is disabled. Use the PARAMETERS=LINE SEARCH parameter on the *CONTROLS option and set the first data item—the maximum number of zero-finding iterations —to a reasonable value (such as 4) to activate the line search procedure. The default value is .
Usage: *CONTROLS, PARAMETERS=LINE SEARCH
Defining tolerances for constraint equations
Use PARAMETERS=CONSTRAINTS on the *CONTROLS option to set tolerances for constraint equations. This option can be used to set strain compatibility tolerances for hybrid elements, displacement and rotation compatibility tolerances for distributing coupling constraints (specified by the *COUPLING option or by using DCOUP2D/DCOUP3D elements), and compatibility tolerances for softened contact. See “Convergence criteria for nonlinear problems,” Section 8.3.3, for details.
Controlling the solution accuracy in direct cyclic analysis
Use TYPE=DIRECT CYCLIC on the *CONTROLS option to specify when to impose the periodicity conditions and to set tolerances for stabilized state and plastic ratchetting detections.
Usage: *CONTROLS, TYPE=DIRECT CYCLIC
, , , ,
Imposing the periodicity condition
The iteration number at which the periodicity condition is first imposed, , can be specified on the data line. The default value is = 1, in which case the periodicity condition is imposed for all iterations from the beginning of an analysis. This data item rarely needs to be reset from its default value.
Defining tolerances for stabilized state and plastic ratchetting detections.
The stabilized state detection criteria, and , can be specified on the data line. is the maximum allowable ratio of the largest residual coefficient on any terms in the Fourier series to the corresponding average flux norm, and is the maximum allowable ratio of the largest correction to the displacement coefficient on any terms in the Fourier series to the largest displacement coefficient. The default values are = 5 × 10–3 and = 5 × 10–3. The solution converges to a stabilized state if both of these criteria are satisfied.
If plastic ratchetting occurs, the shape of the stress-strain curves remains unchanged but the mean value of the plastic strain over a cycle continues to shift from one iteration to the next. In that case it is desirable to use separate tolerances for the constant term in the Fourier series to detect the plastic ratchetting.
The plastic ratchetting detection criteria, and , can also be specified on the data line. is the maximum allowable ratio of the largest residual coefficient on the constant term in the Fourier series to the corresponding average flux norm, and is the maximum allowable ratio of the largest correction to the displacement coefficient on the constant term in the Fourier series to the largest displacement coefficient. The default values are = 5 × 10–3 and = 5 × 10–3. Plastic ratchetting is expected if the residual coefficients and the corrections to the displacement coefficients on any of the periodic terms are within the tolerances set by and , respectively, but the maximum residual coefficient on the constant term and the maximum correction to the displacement coefficient on the constant term exceed the tolerances set by and , respectively.
ABAQUS/Standard output
The controls in effect for an analysis are listed in the data (.dat) and message (.msg) files. Non-default controls are marked by **. For example, the input
*CONTROLS, TYPE=DIRECT CYCLIC
5, 1.0E-4, 1.0E-4, 1.0E-4, 1.E-4
would result in the following output:
STABILIZED STATE AND PLASTIC RATCHETTING DETECTION
PARAMETERS FOR FORCE
** CRIT. FOR RESI. COEFF. ON ANY FOURIER TERMS 1.0E-04
** CRIT. FOR CORR. TO DISP. COEFF. ON ANY FOURIER TERMS 1.0E-04
** CRIT. FOR RESI. COEFF. ON CONSTANT FOURIER TERM 1.0E-04
** CRIT. FOR CORR. TO DISP. COEFF. ON CONST. FOURIER TERM 1.0E-04
PERIODICITY CONDITION CONTROL PARAMETER:
** ITERATION NUMBER AT WHICH PERIODICITY CONDITION
** STARTS TO IMPOSE |
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