Overcoming a Convergence Problem in Metal Plasticity Using Ansys Mechanical - Lesson 3

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[@jayanstanite]

Great explanation sir! Taught me a hell lot of new things 😀

[@MallikarjunaBalichakra]

Good explanation. I have a question that. Multilinear plasticity model is suitable for polymer as well or do we have any difference?

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[@caolema]

This video is very useful. Thank you, sir.

[@KOHCTPYKTOP1978]

Thank you for the clear explanation.

[@ganeshtodkar9302]

Very Nice explanation Sir, thank You very much.

[@alshaymaakhalil5703]

Thanks very much, it is a helpful explanation.

[@abdelazizeid2613]

Very helpful well done bro

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[@vishnusankarss]

how to verify the eq plastic strain after solution obtained?

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[@komalas6792]

It's very useful thx a lots 😀

[@ΑνηξεροςΤρικερατοπας]

thanks so much

[@drury2d8]

In most structural codes, solution divergence is desirable to predict failure.

[@sahilrana4933]

Yes it is!
As used in ASME VIII DIV. 2 Elastic plastic analysis.

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Thankyou verymuch

[@prabaaero]

How do we solve if we don't have more stress strain data points?

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[@Arasreis21]

Thanks.

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[@jax0021]

Metalic bonds insted of conalent bonds in metal

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[@ashish847]

its helpful

[@vishnusankarss]

how to define correct time step instead of sub steps at @6.00

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