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发表于 2016-5-11 10:11:46
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1, When SIDR=1 or 2 in "*Define_curve", the program will execute "Dynamic Relaxation", "*Control_D_R" is even an additional option. Furtermore for some loads, such as "Load_body_{option}", "Load_thermal_load_curve", "Airbag_simple_pressure_volume" and so on, there is an option "LCIDDR" devoted to input the "DR" curve.
2, There is no strict limit to the slope of the "DR" curve. It depends on the convergence of your problem. The more steeper slope will cause more difficulties.
"DR" contains two aspects: "explicit" and "implicit". For the former, the time is the real time but it doesn't matter. 1000 or more cycles for the oblique line section is recommanded in my opinion. For the latter, the time is not real, you can think about the incremental method in impicilt.
And then, the termination of abcissa is not important for most cases, the section of "slope = 0" will be automatically extended. (for "BPM" it is not)
3, yes. |
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