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发表于 2016-3-18 20:03:47
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Unfortunately, it is not possible to set up the interaction property between two eulerian materials. The interaction behavior between the eulerian materials is sticky. This is described in Section 14.1.1 "Eulerian analysis", Paragraph "Interactions":
"Eulerian material instances interact with each other with a sticky behavior. This sticking occurs because of the kinematic assumption that a single strain field is applied to all materials within an element. Tensile stress can be transmitted across an interface between two Eulerian materials, and no slip occurs at these interfaces. This Eulerian-to-Eulerian contact behavior can be reasonable in some situations, such as in a simulation of a lead bullet penetrating a steel plate. Ablation of the bullet surface against the steel is captured by the sticky behavior within the Eulerian elements at the bullet-steel interface. Relative motion along this interface will occur only due to shearing of the lead material.
Eulerian-to-Eulerian contact occurs by default in an Eulerian analysis; you do not need to define contact interactions between Eulerian materials.
More complex contact interactions can be simulated when one of the contacting bodies is modeled using Lagrangian elements. This powerful capability supports applications such as fluid-structure interaction, where an Eulerian fluid contacts a Lagrangian structure."
So interaction between eulerian materials is not modelled as contact as in the case of Eulerian to Lagrangian contact. As a result there are also no contact output variables available for the interaction between Eulerian materials |
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