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How can I set the J-integral region directly?

Kota
Kota over 6 years ago
I am trying to find the fracture toughness of a plastic model.
Therefore, I try to set the integration area directly with the J-integral option, but the analysis is not executed.
Do you have any examples?
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    0 zhong.qin over 6 years ago
    Please see the attached

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    Rigid Region Method.docx
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