Q. When a hyperelastic material is defined for SHELL181 element, it seems like we are mixing up EPELZ and EPELX strain components in /POST1.
For linear elastic material, the strains look correct. Switch to hyperelastic material with all other things equal, the x and z components are mysteriously reversed.
If I run same test on a solid block with SOLID185, the numbers look correct. What is wrong?
A. This was a code defect (#43324) at ANSYS10.A1. It has been corrected for 11.0.
Q. When a hyperelastic material is defined for SHELL181 element, it seems like we are mixing up EPELZ and EPELX strain components in /POST1. For linear elastic material, the strains look correct. Switch to hyperelastic material with all other things equal, the x and z components are mysteriously reversed. If I run same test on a solid block with SOLID185, the numbers look correct. What is wrong? A. This was a code defect (#43324) at ANSYS10.A1. It has been corrected for 11.0. |
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