Closed nyf-yellow closed 1 year ago
EralpDemir
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1 year ago Hi, You should turn off slip by setting slipmodel=0 and check if you get creep strains. If the magnitudes are low, that might be reason you are not getting it. You may increase temperature to get an increased effect.
But please make sure to use V2.5 because I remember a correction with creep.
Bests, Eralp
nyf-yellow
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1 year ago Hi, Thanks for your reply. As you suggested, I change to use V2.5 and it did work. Thank you once again, from the bottom of my heart. Bests, Yvfei
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Hi, Thanks for your reply. As you suggested, I change to use V2.5 and it did work. Thank you once again, from the bottom of my heart. Bests, Yvfei
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Hi Erlap, Thanks for sharing the code, It really helps me a lot. I have a problem when I test the creep.f in version 2.4. According to the defination of creep, we should test it under a constant load, therefore I apply a constant pressure on the model during Visco analysis step and run it with case(7) in version 2.4. From the result, it seems like there aren't any creep contribution to the slip deformation. I checked the code and the contribution of creep is indeed considered in the code.I'm confused as to why I don't see the corresponding contribution in the results. Looking forward to your reply. Best wishes Yvfei Nie