Rohit32
2007-10-03, 00:29
Hi,
I have been "googling" such forums and came across this one. Seems like it has helped out quite a few people on the subject. Hope y'all can give me some tips and directions too.
My problem is that of a circular cylinder with pipe pressure inside, finite length, both ends fixed. The material is user defined, based on an orthotropic SEDF. And hence the UMAT. The material being modelled is basically the aortic wall, with the goal of studying aneurysms. The material is incompressible, which has been enforced both in the UMAT and through the use of hybrid 3D solid elements (needs to be solid since cylinder is a thick cylinder).
The strain energy function being proposed is in terms of the components of the right cauchy green strain tensor C.
The UMAT gives me all sorts of errors, ranging from system errors 8,6,11 (11 is incorrect memory referencing). If it runs beyond that, it gives too much distortion at integration points and says convergence not predicted and aborts. Any pointers into trouble shooting?
Regards,
Rohit
I have been "googling" such forums and came across this one. Seems like it has helped out quite a few people on the subject. Hope y'all can give me some tips and directions too.
My problem is that of a circular cylinder with pipe pressure inside, finite length, both ends fixed. The material is user defined, based on an orthotropic SEDF. And hence the UMAT. The material being modelled is basically the aortic wall, with the goal of studying aneurysms. The material is incompressible, which has been enforced both in the UMAT and through the use of hybrid 3D solid elements (needs to be solid since cylinder is a thick cylinder).
The strain energy function being proposed is in terms of the components of the right cauchy green strain tensor C.
The UMAT gives me all sorts of errors, ranging from system errors 8,6,11 (11 is incorrect memory referencing). If it runs beyond that, it gives too much distortion at integration points and says convergence not predicted and aborts. Any pointers into trouble shooting?
Regards,
Rohit