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发表于 2005-6-18 23:30:00
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Re:碰撞计算中滑动能出现负值
这个问题Dyna help的Total energy里面讲过,摘要如下。
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Negative contact energy:
Abrupt increases in negative contact energy may be caused by
undetected initial penetrations. Care in defining the initial geometry so
that shell offsets are properly taken into account is usually the most
effective step to reducing negative contact energy. Refer to sections
23.8.3 and 23.8.4 in the LS-DYNA Theory Manual (May 1998) for more
information on contact energy.
Negative contact energy sometimes is generated when parts slide relative
to each other. This has nothing to do with friction. I'm speaking of
negative energy from normal contact forces and normal penetrations.
When a penetrated node slides from its original master segment to an
adjacent though unconnected master segment and a penetration is
immediately detected, negative contact energy is the result.
If internal energy mirrors negative contact energy, i.e., the slope of
internal energy curve in glstat is equal and opposite that of the negative
contact energy curve, it;s possible that the problem is very localized with
low impact on the overall validity of the solution. You may be able to
isolate the local problem area(s) by fringing internal energy of your shell
parts (Fcomp > Misc > internal energy in LS-POST). Hot spots in internal
energy usually indicate where negative contact energy is focused.
If you have more than one contact defined, the sleout file
(*DATABASE_SLEOUT) will report contact energies for each contact
and so the focus of the negative contact energy investigation can be
narrowed.
Some general suggestions for combating negative contact energy are
as follows:
1.Eliminate initial penetrations (look for Warning in messag file).
2.Check for and eliminate redundant contact conditions. You should NOT
have more than one contact definition treating contact between the
same two parts or surfaces.
3.Reduce the time step scale factor.
4.Set contact controls back to default except set SOFT=1 and IGNORE=1
(Optional Card C).
5.For contact of sharp-edged surfaces, set SOFT=2 (applicable for
segment-to-segment contact only). Furthermore, in v. 970, setting
***OPT (formerly EDGE) to 4 is recommended for SOFT=2 contact where
relative sliding between parts occurs. For improved edge-to-edge
SOFT=2 contact behavior, set DEPTH to 5. Please note that SOFT=2
contact carries some additional expense, particularly using nondefault values of ***OPT or
DEPTH, and so should be used only where other contact
options (SOFT=0 or SOFT=1) are inadequate.
The specifics of your model may dictate that some other approach be
used.
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