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/PROP/TYEP12 - Pulley Spring Property Set

Description

The pulley spring property set (with one translational DOF) is used to model a pulley.

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/PROP/TYPE12/prop_ID/unit_ID or /PROP/SPR_PUL/prop_ID/unit_ID

prop_title

Mass

 

 

 

sens_ID

Isflag

Ileng

Fric

K1

C1

A1

B1

D1

fct_ID11

H1

fct_ID21

 

fct_ID41

 

F1

E1

Ascale1

Hscale1

 

 

fct_IDfr

 

Yscale_F

Xscale_F

 

 

 

hmtoggle_plus1Flag Definition

Field

Contents

SI Unit Example

prop_ID

Property identifier

(Integer, maximum 10 digits)

 

unit_ID

Optional unit identifier

(Integer, maximum 10 digits)

 

prop_title

Property title

(Character, maximum 100 characters)

 

Mass

Mass

(Real)

sens_ID

Sensor identifier

(Integer)

 

Isflag

Sensor flag. See Comments 5 and 6.

(Integer)

=0: spring element activated

=1: spring element deactivated

=2: spring element activated or deactivated

 

Ileng

Input per unit length flag

(Integer)

= 0: See Comment 2

= 1: See Comment 3

 

Fric

Coulomb friction (Comment 8)

(Real)

 

K1

Stiffness

(Real)

C1

Damping

(Real)

A1

Coefficient for strain rate effect (homogeneous to a force)

Default = 1.0  (Real)

B1

Logarithmic coefficient for strain rate effect (homogeneous to a force)

(Real)

D1

Scale coefficients for elongation velocity

Default = 1.0  (Real)

fct_ID11

Function identifier defining

(Integer)

= 0: linear spring

 

H1

Hardening flag

(Integer)

= 0: Nonlinear elastic spring

= 1: Nonlinear elastic plastic spring

= 2: Nonlinear elasto-plastic spring with decoupled hardening in tension and compression

= 6: Nonlinear elasto-plastic spring with isotropic hardening and nonlinear unloading

= 7: Nonlinear spring with elastic hysteresis

 

fct_ID21

Function identifier defining

(Integer)

 

fct_ID41

Function identifier defining

(Integer)

 

Negative failure displacement

Default = -1030  (Real)

Positive failure displacement

Default = 1030  (Real)

F1

Scale factor for clip0539 (abscissa of functions)

(Real)

E1

Coefficient for strain rate effect (homogeneous to a force)

(Real)

Ascale1

Scale factor for symbol_s (abscissa of functions)

(Real)

Hscale1

Coefficient for fct_ID41 (homogeneous to a force)

Default = 1  (Real)

 

fct_IDfr

Function identifier defining scaling of friction coefficient Fric as function of force difference between left and right arms of the pulley.

(Integer)

 

Yscale_F

Ordinate scale for function fct_IDfr

Default = 1.0 (Real)

 

Xscale_F

Abscissa scale for function fct_IDfr

Default = 0.0 (Real)

hmtoggle_plus1Comments
1. is the difference between the current length and the initial length of the spring element.
2.In case of Ileng =0 (flag Ileng is defined in Line 3), the force in the spring is computed as:

Linear spring:

Nonlinear spring:

with

linear_spring

Linear spring

nonlinear_spring_0

Nonlinear elastic spring, H1=0

nonlinear_spring_1

Nonlinear elastic plastic spring, H1=1

nonlinear_spring_2

Nonlinear elasto-plastic spring with decoupled hardening in tension and compression, H1=2

nonlinear_spring_6

Nonlinear elasto-plastic spring with isotropic hardening and nonlinear unloading, H1=6

nonlinear_spring_7

Nonlinear spring with elastic hystersis, H1=7

3.If Ileng = 1, all input are per unit length:
Spring mass =     Spring stiffness =    Spring damping =   Spring inertia =

Where, l0 is the spring reference length.

The value of force in the spring is computed as:

- Linear spring:

- Nonlinear spring:

Where, is the engineering strain:

-  Force functions are given versus engineering strain and engineering strain rate.

-  Failure criteria are defined with respect to strain. Input of negative/positive failure limit should be related to initial length l0

4.If (resp ) is 0, no failure in the direction. The must be negative. For linear springs, and are null functions and A1, B1 and E1 are not taken into account.
5.Spring is activated and/or deactivated by sensor:
If sens_ID ≠ 0 and Isflag = 0, the spring element is activated by the sens_ID.
If sens_ID 0 and Isflag = 1, the spring element is deactivated by the sens_ID.
If sens_ID 0 and Isflag = 2, then:
The spring is activated and/or, deactivated by sens_ID.
(if sensor is ON, spring is ON; if sensor is OFF, spring is OFF).
The spring reference length (l0) is the distance between spring node N1 and N2 at the time of the sensor’s activation.
6.If a sensor is used for activating or deactivating a spring, the reference length of the spring at sensor activation (or deactivation) is equal to the nodal distance at time =0; except if sensor flag is equal to 2.
7.3 Node Spring

clip0120

8.If fct_IDfr and Fric = 0 (no friction), then .
9.If fct_IDfr = 0 and Fric > 0, then constant Coulomb friction coefficient used:

If fct_IDfr > 0, then variable friction is calculated as a function on relative force between two pulley branches:

Where, is the angle (radians unit) and ffr is the function of fct_IDfr.

See Also:

Material Compatibility

/SPRING

/TH/SPRING

/PROP/SPR_PUL in User's Guide

Spring definition in Model Preparation in User's Guide

/PROP/SPR_PUL in Theory Manual