How to implement E-Moduli in different directions?
Hello everybody,
In my simulations right now, i am using a new material.
Tensile tests showed different E-Moduli in the 0°,45° and 90° directions.
Is there a way to implement these E-Moduli in my simulations?
Thanks for the help and answer!
Cheers
Tim
Best Answer
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peteroznewman Member
Use Isotropic Elasticity, type in the modulus and choose a Poisson's Ratio between 0 and 0.5 and it will calculate a shear modulus for you. If you have no idea, use 0.25
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@TKW
Hello Tim,
If you vectorially add 0° and 90°degree moduli, does the answer come close to the 45° modulus? If so, you could use an Orthotropic Elasticity material model.
Open Engineering Data, and under Linear Elasticity, drag and drop Orthotropic Elasticity onto your material.
Thank you for the answer.
I thought about using orthotropic elasticity, but then I would need the shear moduli also, which I don't, this is why i posted the question in the first place.
@TKW
Use Isotropic Elasticity, type in the modulus and choose a Poisson's Ratio between 0 and 0.5 and it will calculate a shear modulus for you. If you have no idea, use 0.25
Yes it did. Thank you