Complete the steps below to set up the blank parameters.
1. | Right-click Blank, and then select Component > Sheet. |
2. | Under Blanks, right-click Material, and then select Database. |
The Material Database dialog appears.
3. | In the Steel folder, click CRDQ, and then click Select. |
The material data is displayed in RADIOSS keyword format along with a curve that corresponds to the stress/strain data.
Notes:
You can maintain a custom material database. To do so, create the data in RADIOSS keyword format and copy it to
<HyperWorks>\hm\scripts\hyperform\automation\materialdb\materials\steel.
To define a user material library for incremental runs, define the following cards:
/BEGIN, /UNIT, /MAT, /FUNCT and /END
(Optional) Use any text editor to open and review CRDQ material data in the library.
<HyperWorks>\hm\scripts\hyperform\automation\materialdb\materials\steel\CRDQ.rad
#RADIOSS STARTER
##
## Radioss Input Deck Generated by HyperMesh Version : 8.0SR1
## Generated using HyperMesh-Radioss Template Version : 8.0sr1
## Date: 08-07-2007 Time: 17:56:28
##
##==================================================================
/BEGIN
CRDQ.rad
51 0
##
##
/UNIT/MASS/1.0
/UNIT/LENGTH/1.0
/UNIT/TIME/1.0
##------------------------------------------------------------------
## Material Law No 43 HILL ORTHOTROPIC (Plasticity defined by a user function)
##------------------------------------------------------------------
/MAT/HILL_TAB/1
CRDQ
7.80000000000000E-09
210000.0 0.3
1.6 1.6 1.6 0.0
1
##------------------------------------------------------------------
## Functions
##------------------------------------------------------------------
##HWCOLOR curves 1 11
/FUNCT/1
crdq_stress_strain
0.0 185.0
0.05 293.188135
0.1 339.127251
………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………
##------------------------------------------------------------------
## End Of Radioss Block Deck
##------------------------------------------------------------------
/END
Note: An easy way to create your own material is to replace the data of an existing material with your data, and then save the material with a new name.
4. | In the User Process browser, double click Thickness: 1.0 and change the value to 1.5. |
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