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Subject:

Contact simulation

From:

"tian lan" <[log in to unmask]>

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tian lan

Date:

Mon, 19 Oct 1998 11:57:54 PDT

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Hi, there,

I am writing to ask for help in contact simulation.

I am simulating a punch process. A disc, resting on a ring 
die(rigid), is pressed down at the center by 2mm by a ball(rigid). This 
simulation should include elastic and plastic and contact 
behaviour. I have run a few simulations with different 
friction coefficients to see the influence of the friction 
on the process. The simulations with friction coefficients 
of 0.2-0.5 were finished with no warning or error message. 
But the simulations with friction coefficients of 00 and 0.1 
produced some warning messages, though the computation were finished. 

The messages from the simulation with a friction of 0.0 
were:

1. Overclosure of contact surfaces, sdiskl and sball is too 
servere, cutback will result...(No. of warning: 1)
2. The system matrix has 18 nagetive eigenvalues....(1)
3. Elements 801, 405 and 606 are distorting so much that 
they turn inside out...(3)

The messages from the simulation with a friction of 0.1 were
1. Overclosure of contact surfaces, sdiskl and sball is too 
servere, cutback will result...(1)
2. The system matrix has 18 nagetive eigenvalues....(3)
3. Elements 801, 1201 1602 and 1801 are distorting so much 
that they turn inside out...(5)
4. The strain increment has exceeded fifty times the strain 
to cuase first yield at 14(12) points (2)
5. Convergence judged unlikely. Increment will be attempted 
again with a time increment of 0.12500

For overclosure problem, it is usually induced by incorrect definition 
of the contact surfaces, i.e. the normals of the surface point inwards 
(of the surface). However I have checked the surface normals, which were 
fine.

The input files for all 6 simulations are exactly the same 
except the friction coefficients, which has been attached below.

I would appreciate greatly for any advice and suggestion to 
explain the causes of the warnings and the effect on the results, 
and to overcome these warnings.

Thank you very much for all your help in advance.

Best regards.

Tian

==============================================================
*HEADING
CASE STUDY , friction=0, dir_corner=0.005mm
** CASE : (disk: r=0.015m, thickness=0.001m, rigid_ball_ 
** head_r=0.003m, die_hole_r=0.01m, die_out_r=0.017m, die=rigid)
** edges of disk rest on the die, pressing down by 2mm, 10 layers of, ** 
total 1200 CAX4R elements
*PREPRINT, MODEL=NO, HISTORY=NO
*NODE
 1,	  0.0,	   0.0
 41,        0.005,   0.0
 81,        0.01,    0.0
 121,      0.015,   0.0
 2001,     0.0,     0.001
 2041,     0.005,   0.001
 2081,     0.01,    0.001
 2121,     0.015,   0.001
 10000,	  0.0,	   0.004
 20000,    0.0135, -0.0025
*NGEN,  NSET=LEFT
 1, 2001, 200
*NGEN,  NSET=MID
 41, 2041, 200
*NGEN, NSET=RIGHT
 81, 2081, 200
*NGEN, NSET=FRIGHT
 121, 2121, 200
*NFILL, NSET=NLEFT, BIAS=0.98
 LEFT, MID, 40 
*NFILL, NSET=NRIGHT, BIAS=1.020408
 MID, RIGHT, 40
*NFILL, NSET=NFRIGHT, BIAS=0.98
 RIGHT, FRIGHT, 40 
*NSET, NSET=NALL
 NLEFT, NRIGHT, NFRIGHT
*NSET, NSET=MIDLAYER, GENERATE
 1001, 1121
*ELEMENT, TYPE=CAX4R
 1, 1, 2, 202, 201
*ELGEN, ELSET=EDISK
 1, 10, 200, 200, 120, 1, 1
*ELSET, ELSET=TOP
 1801, 1920
*ELSET, ELSET=ELEFT, GENERATE
 1801, 1840, 1
*ELSET, ELSET=ERIGHT, GENERATE
 70, 120, 1
*SURFACE DEFINITION, NAME=SDISKL
 ELEFT,
*SURFACE DEFINITION, NAME=SDISKR
 ERIGHT,
*RIGID SURFACE, NAME=SBALL, TYPE=SEGMENTS, REF NODE=10000, FILLET 
RADIUS=0.0005
 START, 0.003, 0.004
 CIRCL, 0.0, 0.001, 0.0, 0.004
*RIGID SURFACE, NAME=SDIE, TYPE=SEGMENTS, REF NODE=20000, FILLET 
RADIUS=0.0005
 START, 0.01, -0.003
 LINE,  0.01,  0.0
 LINE,  0.016, 0.0
*CONTACT PAIR, INTERACTION=ROUGH
 SDISKL, SBALL
*CONTACT PAIR, INTERACTION=ROUGH
 SDISKR, SDIE
*SURFACE INTERACTION, NAME=ROUGH
*FRICTION
 0.0
*SOLID SECTION, ELSET=EDISK, MATERIAL=STEEL
*MATERIAL, NAME=STEEL
*ELASTIC
 206.8E9, 0.3
*PLASTIC
 400.E6,  0.0E-2
 420.E6,  2.0E-2
 500.E6,  20.0E-2
 600.E6,  50.E-2
** first step, 
*RESTART,  W,  F=20
*STEP, INC=10, NLGEOM, UNSYMM=YES
 let the die contact with the disk
*STATIC 
 1., 1.
*BOUNDARY
 LEFT,  XSYMM
 10000,  1, 1
 10000,  2, 2
 10000,  6, 6
 20000,  1, 1
 20000,  2, 2,  0.00000001
 20000,  6, 6
 MIDLAYER, 2, 2
*PRINT, RESIDUAL=NO, F=10
*EL PRINT, F=0
*NODE FILE, F=1000
 U, RF,CF
*END STEP
** second step
STEP, INC=10, NLGEOM, UNSYMM=YES
 let the punch contact with the disk
STATIC
1., 1.
BOUNDARY, OP=NEW
 LEFT,  XSYMM
 1000,  1, 1
 1000,  2, 2,-0.00000001
 1000,  6, 6
 2000,  1, 1
 2000,  2, 2, 0.00000001
 2000,  6, 6
**MIDLAYER, 2, 2
**END STEP
** third step
*STEP, INC=10, NLGEOM, UNSYMM=YES
  remove the constraints on the midplane of the disk 
*STATIC
 1., 1.
*BOUNDARY, OP=NEW
 LEFT,  XSYMM
 10000,  1, 1
 10000,  2, 2, 0.00000001
 10000,  6, 6
 20000,  1, 1
 20000,  2, 2, 0.00000001
 20000,  6, 6
*END STEP
** fourth step
*STEP, INC=9999, NLGEOM, UNSYMM=YES
  push punch down by 2 mm 
*STATIC
 0.05, 100.,,0.5
*BOUNDARY, OP=NEW
 LEFT,  XSYMM
 10000,  1, 1
 10000,  2, 2, -0.002
 10000,  6, 6
 20000,  1, 1
 20000,  2, 2, 0.00000001
 20000,  6, 6
**DLOAD
** TOP, P3, 78.0
*MONITOR, NODE=10000, DOF=2
*EL PRINT, F=200
 PEEQ, PE
*NODE PRINT, F=200
 U
*EL FILE,ELSET=EDISK
*NODE FILE, F=10
 U, RF,CF
*END STEP
==============================================

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