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Mechanical analysis with applied thermal load on a structure modeled with a material defined using the subroutine hypela2 (MARC)

Daniele Pellegrini
Daniele Pellegrini 10 months ago

Good morning,

I have defined the constitutive equation for a nonlinear material in MARC using the hypela2 subroutine, and I would like to perform a mechanical analysis with an applied thermal load. According to the theoretical framework of the Finite Element Method, the equivalent nodal load must account for this nonlinearity. How can I handle this in MARC?

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  • Shank Kulkarni
    0 Shank Kulkarni 10 months ago

    HI Daniele, 

                     It's a really good question but very difficult to say anything without understanding the constitutive model and subroutine you have. Please share the details if possible with support. 

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    0 Shank Kulkarni 10 months ago

    HI Daniele, 

                     It's a really good question but very difficult to say anything without understanding the constitutive model and subroutine you have. Please share the details if possible with support. 

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