Explicit Dynamics R16.0 Update - Fluid Codes © 2015 ANSYS, Inc. February 12, 2015 ANSYS...
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Explicit DynamicsR16.0 Update
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Performance• MPI Support – including MSCluster
• Large Model Initialization Speedup
Features & Enhancements• Mesh/Named Selections for Nodal Force and Nodal displacement
• Improved Handling of Remote Points
• Body-Grounded Springs
• Bulk Viscosity for Shell Elements
Explicit Dynamics 16.0 Update- Summary
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• AUTODYN now supports 3 different types of MPI
1. Platform mpi, shortened to pcmpi
2. Intel mpi (intelmpi)
3. Microsoft mpi (msmpi)
– Includes MSCluster support – log in to the headnode
• Available for Standalone Autodyn
– Explicit Dynamics Analysis and Autodyn Component Systems (in Workbench) – beta status
– Documentation available upon request
Explicit Performance- MPI Support
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• Model initialization has been improved, especially effective for large models
– Example model with:
• 4.3 million elements
• 1.6 million nodes
• 3.3 million faces
• 7 thousand bonded faces
• 400 thousand bonded nodes
– It took 5 hrs and 3 min before model starts cycling (R15.0)
– Now starts in 5 min 55 sec to start cycling (R16.0)
• So, some 50 times speedup (of initialization)
Explicit Performance- Large Model Initialization Speedup
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Mesh/Named Selections- Nodal Force and Nodal Displacement
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1. Using the worksheet
2. Selecting nodes via Mesh Selection Tool
Mesh/Named Selections- Nodal Force and Nodal Displacement (cont’d)
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• Better Remote Displacement, example:
– Ball hits underside of plate
– Plate has three holes, each fixed in terms of translation
– Remote Point translations corrected in R16.0
R15.0 R16.0
(rotations and erroneous translations) (note rotations are still free)
Improved Handling Of Remote Points- Remote Translations
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• Better Initial Conditions on Remote Points
– R15.0: Initial conditions on Remote Points would possibly not be taken into account properly when applying for example an Initial Velocity on a Rigid Body/Remote Point combination
– R16.0: A Remote Point can now properly connect a Rigid Body with other flexible or rigid nodes in a model
Improved Handling Of Remote Points- Initial Conditions
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• Allows for easy definition of a longitudinal grounded spring attached to a body
– Can be transferred to Autodynas required
• All options similar to a regular spring, except the grounded side is automatic
– Velocity controlled damper option
– Scoping options
– Pinball region
Body-Grounded Springs
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Example of incorrect behavior of shells after long elapsed times – especially in a “quasi-static” state
Bulk Viscosity For Shell Elements
fixed supportpressure applied to shell
velocity ~ 0.2 m/s
Stable results with Bulk Viscosity
• Bulk viscosity implementation for shells
– Computed per layer
– Structured shell meshes: global setting in Component system (Controls -> Damping)
– Unstructured shell meshes: per part (Component system), global setting in Explicit STR
– Furthermore see documentation