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Why does the restart of the springback analysis not work?

I attempted to restart the springback analysis from the d3dump01. The springback analysis was not performed even though the “message”…

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Why dynamic relaxation doesn’t seem to work at times?

For the analysis of static loading process, such as gravity loading, dynamic relaxation method is commonly used with the keyword…

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Will the mesh coarsening affect the accuracy of springback prediction?

A properly coarsened mesh will not affect the springback prediction. It has been found that when we specify the proper…

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When I tried to trim the mesh after forming, the generated ‘dynain’ file contains the mesh without trimming, what is the problem and how can I fix it?

In LS-DYNA, there are only two occasions that you can trim the mesh, i.e. before and after forming analysis. If…

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When I trim the blank using IGES file, there is a message such as “Entity type xxx form 0 not supported # lines = x”. What does it mean?

It means that one of the entities in the IGES file is not supported by LSDYNA. If you encounter this…

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When I trimmed the mesh after forming, I only used one trim curve (in IGES format), but LSDYNA found 10 trimming curves. Accordingly, the result was not acceptable. What was the problem?

It is found that when there are multiple semicolons (;), then the IGES file contains multiple trimming curves. Even though…

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When I use FEA, I don’t know how big the mesh size should be. Would you please tell me what is the proper mesh size?

For the blank, there should be at least four to six elements to cover a 90-degree radii region. A coarse…

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When I use mesh adaptivity in my stamping simulation I don’t know how to define the proper adaptive frequency. Would you please give me some suggestions?

It depends on the specific case. If the initial mesh is too coarse, it is necessary to have a very…

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