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DEFORM V14.0.2 Manual

DAMAGE

(Object Data -3D)  
Update History: V11 – Integration Point output option has been added for 3D brick element. Last updated on : 12-08-2013

DAMAGE Object, Ndata, DefDamage, Nnode, DefNodeDamage, nDim

(if “element” stress is requested for output, ELMNOD=0)

Element(1), Damage(1,1),…., Damage(NDim,1)

:

Element(Ndata), Damage(1,Ndata),…., Damage(NDim,Ndata)

(if dual “element + nodal” stress is requested for output, ELMNOD=2)

Element(1), Damage(1,1),…., Damage(NDim,1)

:

Element(Ndata), Damage(1,Ndata),….., Damage(NDim,Ndata)

Node(1), DamgNode(1,1),…., DamgNode(NDim,1)

:

Node(Nnode),DamgNode(1, Nnode),…,DamgNode(NDim, Nnode)

or

(if “Integration Point” stress is requested for output, ELMNOD=3)

DAMAGE Object, Ndata, DefDamage, Nnode(=0), DefNodeDamage(=0.0), nDim, NIntPts

Element(1)

Damage(1,1,1),……, Damage(NDim1,1)

:

Damage(1, NIntPts,1),……, Damage(NDim, NIntPts,1)

:

Element(Ndata)

Damage(1,1, Ndata),……, Damage(NDim,1, Ndata)

:

Damage(1,NIntPts,Ndata),,…., Damage(Nmodes, NIntPts, Ndata)


OPERAND DESCRIPTION DEFAULT
Object Object Number None
NDim Number of (multiple) damage models  
Ndata Number of element/damage pairs None
DefDamage Default elemental damage value 0.0
Nnode Number of node/damage pairs None
DefNodeDamage Default nodal damage value  
NIntPts Number of integration points per element = 8 Brick = 1 Tetrahedral None
Element(i) Element number of ith data pair  
Node(i) Node number of ith data pair  
Damage(i) Average damage at ith element None
Damage(i,j) Damage at ith integration point of jth element None
DamgNode(i) Damage at ith node None  
Damage(k,i) Kth dimension of damage factor of ith element  
Damage(k,n,i) Kth dimension of damage factor of nth integration point of ith element  

DEFINITION

DAMAGE specifies the damage factor at each element.

REMARKS

The damage factor can be used to predict fracture in cold forming operations. The damage factor increases as a material is deformed. Fracture occurs when the damage factor has reached its critical value. The critical value of the damage factor must be determined through physical experimentation. Damage factor, , is defined by | |
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The keyword format varies based on damage output selection made at ELMNOD.

For element output (ELMNOD = 0) option, damage at the centroid of each element is written.

For dual output (ELMNOD = 2) option, damage at the centroid of element and damage at node are written.

For integration point (ELMNOD = 3) option, damage values at four integration points in element are written.

Applicable object types: Plastic, Elastoplastic, Porous

Keywords: Related keywords: ELMNOD, FRCMOD