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When you add a Safety node in one of the Shell, Layered Shell, or Membrane interfaces, a default plot with the failure index is generated. Such plots are placed in a group named Failure Indices. The label of these plots is derived from the label of the corresponding Safety node.
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This section is only present when Safety is used as a subnode to:
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When Failure Criterion is St. Venant, enter Ultimate tensile strain εts and Ultimate compressive strain εcs.
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When Failure Criterion is Mohr–Coulomb, select Material parameters — Cohesion and angle of friction or Tensile and compressive strengths to determine the type of input data.
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When Failure Criterion is Drucker–Prager, select Material parameters — Drucker–Prager parameters, Tensile and compressive strengths, or Mohr–Coulomb parameters to determine the type of input data.
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When Failure Criterion is Bresler–Pister, enter Tensile strength σts, Compressive strength σcs, and Biaxial compressive strength σbc.
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When Failure Criterion is Willam–Warnke, enter Tensile strength σts, Compressive strength σcs, and Biaxial compressive strength σbc.
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When Failure Criterion is Ottosen, enter the Compressive strength σcs, Ottosen parameters a and b, the Size factor k1, and the Shape factor k2.
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When Failure Criterion is Jenkins, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy.
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When Failure Criterion is Waddoups, enter Ultimate tensile strains εts, Ultimate compressive strains εcs, and Ultimate shear strains γss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy.
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When Failure Criterion is Azzi-Tsai–Hill, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy.
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When Failure Criterion is Norris, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy.
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When Failure Criterion is Tsai–Hill, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy. Select the Use plane stress formulation check box to assume plane stress conditions, see The Tsai–Hill Criterion.
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When Failure Criterion is Hoffman, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy.
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When Failure Criterion is Tsai–Wu Orthotropic, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy. Select the Use plane stress formulation check box to assume plane stress conditions, see The Orthotropic Tsai–Wu Criterion.
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When Failure Criterion is Zinoviev, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy.
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When Failure Criterion is Hashin-Rotem, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy.
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When Failure Criterion is Hashin, enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy. Select the Use plane stress formulation check box to assume plane stress conditions, see The Hashin Criterion.
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Enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy.
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Enter the Fiber failure data: Ultimate tensile strain in longitudinal direction, εts1, and Ultimate compressive strain in longitudinal direction, εcs1. Also, enter the fiber material properties Young’s modulus of fiber in longitudinal direction, Ef1, and In-plane Poisson’s ratio of fiber, νf12. Enter a Mean stress magnification factor, mf. The default value is 1.3, a value commonly assumed for GFRP. For CFRP, the value 1.1 has been suggested.
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Enter the Interfiber failure data: Linear degradation stress, σ1D. Also, enter the Slope of in-plane fracture envelope, tension, ptl, and the Slope of in-plane fracture envelope, compression, pcl. The default values are 0.3 and 0.25, respectively. These values are common for GFRP. For CFRP, the values 0.35 and 0.3 have been suggested.
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Enter Tensile strengths σts, Compressive strengths σcs, and Shear strengths σss. All entries have three components, related to the principal axes of orthotropy. Also, enter the Ultimate tensile strain in longitudinal direction, εtsl.
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Enter the In situ transverse tensile strength,
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Enter Young’s modulus in longitudinal direction, E1, Young’s modulus in transverse direction, E2, In-plane Poisson’s ratio, ν12, and In-plane shear modulus, G12. For all four parameters, the default selection is From parent, indicating that the values are taken from the linear elastic properties in the parent node. You can also take the values From material, or select User defined to enter own expressions.
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Enter the Fracture plane angle under transverse compression, α0. The default value is 53°. Also enter the Fracture plane search angle, Δα. The default value is 3°. Under combined loading, the fracture plane angle will differ from α0, and a numerical search for the critical angle is performed in the range 0 < α < α0. The step in the search is Δα.
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When Failure Criterion is Tsai–Wu Anisotropic, enter Second rank tensor, Voigt notation f, and Fourth rank tensor F. Enter the components of the tensors with respect to the directions of the coordinate system in the parent node, see The Anisotropic Tsai–Wu Criterion.
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When Failure Criterion is User defined, you enter two expressions describing the Failure criterion g(S), used in the failure index, and the Safety factor sf(S). As an example, if you would like to replicate the von Mises Isotropic criterion with tensile strength 350 MPa, you could enter g(S) as solid.mises/350[MPa]-1 and sf(S) as 350[MPa]/(solid.mises+eps).
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