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/INTER/LAGMUL/TYPE7 - Lagrange Multiplier Interface Type 7

Description

Describes the Lagrange multiplier interface TYPE7. Multi usage impact interface between a master surface and a list of slaves nodes. All limitations encountered with interfaces TYPE3 and TYPE5 are solved with this interface:

A node can be at the same time a slave and a master node.
Each slave node can impact each master segment; except if it is connected to this segment.
A node can impact on more than one segment.
A node can impact on the two sides, on the edges and on the corners of each segments.
Fast search algorithm without limitations. Time step is not reduced.

The main limitations are:

Friction models are not yet implemented
It is not compatible with any standard kinematic conditions
It is not compatible with SPMD parallel version

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hmtoggle_plus1Flag Definition

Field

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inter_ID

Interface identifier

(Integer, maximum 10 digits)

inter_title

Interface title

(Character, maximum 100 characters)

grnd_IDs

Slave nodes group identifier

(Integer)

surf_IDm

Master surface identifier

(Integer)

Gapmin

Minimum gap for impact activation

(Real)

Bumult

Sorting factor - used to speed up the sorting algorithm.

Default set to 0.20  (Real)

hmtoggle_plus1Comments
1.The defined nodes must have non-zero mass.
2.The Gapmin may be smaller than non-Lagrange interface type 7. It is used in order to determine if a slave node is in contact or not.
3.The default value for Bumult is automatically increased to 0.30 for models which have more than 1.5 million nodes and to 0.40 for models with more than 2.5 million of nodes.

See Also:

Example 21 - Cam