ANSYS Workbench: RC Slab Under Center Load with Crack Visualization (SOLID65 and LINK180)
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ANSYS Workbench: RC Slab Under Center Load with Crack Visualization (SOLID65 and LINK180)
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This video demonstrates an ANSYS Workbench model simulating a reinforced concrete slab under a concentrated center load. The simulation employs SOLID65 elements to model concrete with cracking capabilities and LINK180 elements to represent reinforcement bars.
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APDL code:
!-----------------------------------
SOLID65:
! Commands inserted into this file will be executed just prior to the ANSYS SOLVE command.
! These commands may supersede command settings set by Workbench.
! Active UNIT system in Workbench when this object was created: Metric (mm, kg, N, s, mV, mA)
! NOTE: Any data that requires units (such as mass) is assumed to be in the consistent solver unit system.
! See Solving Units in the help system for more information.
!Author: Dr. Tran-Van Han
!Email: tranhan1405@gmail.com
solid65_matid = 9999
! Material properties of the concrete
E_C = 33852 !MPa, Young's modulus of the concrete
P_C = 0.2 !Poisson ratio
D_C = 2.4e-9 !tonne/mm³, Density of the concrete
! SOLID65 Concrete Material Data
FT_C = 3.25 !MPa, Uniaxial tensile cracking stress
FC_C = -1 !the crushing capability is suppressed with fc = -1.0,
!the material cracks whenever a principal stress component exceeds ft.
ANPHA_C = 0.35 !Shear transfer coefficients for an open crack.
BETA_C = 0.9 !Shear transfer coefficients for a closed crack.
!-----------------PREPROCESSOR------------------------------------------------------
/prep7 !Enters the model creation preprocessor.
! Define element type for concrete slab
ET,solid65_matid,SOLID65 ! SOLID65 (3-D Reinforced Concrete Solid)
KEYOPT,solid65_matid,5,1 ! Repeat solution at each integration point
KEYOPT,solid65_matid,6,3 ! Print solution also at each integration point
! Define material model of the concrete slab
! Linear elastic properties
MP,EX,solid65_matid,E_C ! Young's modulus of the concrete (MPa)
MP,PRXY,solid65_matid,P_C ! Poisson ratio of the concrete
MP,DENS,solid65_matid,D_C ! Density of the concrete (tonne/mm³)
! Define SOLID65 concrete material data
TB,CONCR,solid65_matid,1,9 ! Concrete material model for cracking and crushing
TBDATA,1,ANPHA_C,BETA_C,FT_C,FC_C
! Shear transfer coefficients and strength parameters:
! ANPHA_C: Open crack
! BETA_C: Closed crack
! FT_C: Tensile strength (MPa)
! FC_C: Crushing strength (set to -1)
! Define Concrete Stress-Strain Curve
TB,MELAS,solid65_matid,1,7
TBTEMP,0
TBPT,,0.00036,12.18672
TBPT,,0.00060,18.97200
TBPT,,0.00130,32.64300
TBPT,,0.00190,37.10700
TBPT,,0.00200,37.20000
TBPT,,0.00243,37.20000
TBPT,,1.00000,37.20000
!Change the slab material propertis, Element typpe and real constant to SOLID65, Name Selection for Concrete = "slab"
CMSEL,S,Slab,ELEM
EMODIF,ALL,TYPE,solid65_matid,
EMODIF,ALL,MAT,solid65_matid,
EMODIF,ALL,REAL,solid65_matid,
allsel
/solu
OUTRES,all,all
!----------------------------
Coupling:
/PERP7
CMSEL,S,Rebars,ELEM
NSLE,S
CMSEL,S,Slab,ELEM
CEINTF,0.1
ALLSEL,ALL
/SOLU
Plot crack:
!----------------------POST-PROCESSING--------------------------------------------
!Plot crack:
!Change from black background to white background
/RGB,INDEX,100,100,100, 0
/RGB,INDEX, 80, 80, 80,13
/RGB,INDEX, 60, 60, 60,14
/RGB,INDEX, 0, 0, 0,15
/replot
/POST1
/SHOW,png
/view,1,0,1 !Set oxz plan view
/gfile,600
!set,0.5
!SET,1,,,,,,100 !Outputs resuls at n^th steps (for example: at 100th step)
SET,,,,,1 ! Outputs resuls at time (second)
/DEVICE,VECTOR,on
PLCRACK,0,0 !PLCRACK, LOC, NUM
!LOC: 0 — Plot symbols at integration points (default).
!1 — Plot symbol at element centroids (averaged).
!NUM: 0— Plot all cracks (default)
!1 - Plot only the first crack.
!2 - Plot only the second crack
!3 - Plot only the third crack.