Can I use Marc to run impact simulation by considering the strain rate effect? what's the main point I need to take care? How can I input the stress-strain curves at different strain rate in the material?
Thanks in advance!
Can I use Marc to run impact simulation by considering the strain rate effect? what's the main point I need to take care? How can I input the stress-strain curves at different strain rate in the material?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for your answer, actually Marc can use Explicit method like central difference and fast central difference in the dynamic transient simulation, am I right?
I can build the table by using 3D dimension one, V1 is eq_plastic_strain, while V2 is the eq_plastic_strain_rate, but why I can not use V2 as eq_strain_rate? is the eq_strai_ rate same with the eq_plastic_strain_rate?
For example, if we do the tensile test with 600mm/min, and the gage length is 10mm, then the strain rate is 600mm/min / 60s/min /10mm=1 s-1, can I use this strain rate as eq_plastic_strain_rate directly?
Thanks for your answer, actually Marc can use Explicit method like central difference and fast central difference in the dynamic transient simulation, am I right?
I can build the table by using 3D dimension one, V1 is eq_plastic_strain, while V2 is the eq_plastic_strain_rate, but why I can not use V2 as eq_strain_rate? is the eq_strai_ rate same with the eq_plastic_strain_rate?
For example, if we do the tensile test with 600mm/min, and the gage length is 10mm, then the strain rate is 600mm/min / 60s/min /10mm=1 s-1, can I use this strain rate as eq_plastic_strain_rate directly?