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Oasys LS-DYNA Environment 8.1 VOLUME 3 ... - Oasys Software

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<strong>Oasys</strong> <strong>LS</strong>-<strong>DYNA</strong> <strong>Environment</strong>: User Guide (Version <strong>8.1</strong>)<br />

<strong>LS</strong>-<strong>DYNA</strong> Manual Section: *LOAD_BODY_GENERALIZED<br />

Additional Sections: *DEFINE_CURVE<br />

*CONTROL_DAMPING<br />

Example of: Rotating Elements<br />

Example Filename: shell_global.key<br />

Description:<br />

A body has constant angular velocity. The radial vibration introduced due to the rapid deployment<br />

of the rotation is damped out in the initialization phase using dynamic relaxation.<br />

Model:<br />

The body measures 200 × 100 × 10 mm 3 . The body consists of 2 Belytschko-Tsay elastic shell<br />

elements. The body rotates about the y-axis at 62.83 radians per second. The analysis ends at 0.1<br />

seconds.<br />

Input:<br />

All nodes have an initial translational velocity based on the angular velocity v=omega x r.<br />

(*LOAD_BODY_GENERALIZED, *DEFINE_CURVE). Dynamic relaxation damps oscillations<br />

in the radial direction during the initialization. This essentially pre-stresses the structure and the<br />

load continues into the analysis portion. (*LOAD_BODY_GENERALIZED)<br />

Because of the condition of constant angular velocity of the two nodes on the axis of rotation, the<br />

motion remains uniform throughout the calculation (*INITIAL_VELOCITY_NODE).<br />

Reference:<br />

Schweizerhof, K. and Weimer, K.<br />

Page A.87

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