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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> Section Manual: *RIGIDWALL_PLANAR<br />

Example of: Rotating Shell Strikes Stonewall<br />

Example Filename: rigidwall_shell.key<br />

Description:<br />

A rotating shell element strikes and rebounds from a stonewall surface.<br />

Model:<br />

The shell element has an elastic material model with Belytschko-Tsay shell formulation. The plate<br />

measures 10 × 10 × 2 mm 3 . The plate has an initial velocity of 100,000 mm/second in negative zdirection<br />

and an initial angular velocity of 100,000 radians/second about the y-axis. The rigid<br />

surface is modeled by an infinite smooth stonewall surface. The termination time is 0.0002<br />

seconds.<br />

Input:<br />

All nodes have initial velocity (*INITIAL_VELOCITY). The location of the “Stonewall” is in the<br />

x-y plane with z=0 (*RIGIDWALL_PLANAR). The 4 nodes belonging to the shell element are<br />

slave nodes in the stonewall definition. The velocity components of the slave nodes in the normal<br />

direction to the stonewall are reset to zero at the moment of impact.<br />

Reference:<br />

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

Page A.115

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