Bar Pull-out analysis in Ansys

- January 15, 2018 at 9:19 pm
  
  Osamashakil
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  I have done non-linear analysis by applying displacement of 4mm in 10 substeps. When I check the force needed for the displacement it keeps on increasing with time. But in actually force should first increase then decrease. I m using "frictional contact" between rebar and concrete can someone tell me possible reason for this issue? I think bar is yielding instead of pulling out.
- January 17, 2018 at 6:59 am
  
  Shivani
  Subscriber
  
  Hi!
  
  I have been recently given a pull out test simulation but I have to perform using different material.I am trying to get the result for the value of force at which the the cube or the bolt fails but haven't been successful.It would be a great help if you let me know how are you applying the boundary conditions to your geometry and what kind of results are you plotting after the simulation.
  
  Thank you.

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