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    WEBINAR onMulti-pointConstraint (MPC)Technology

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    AgendaMultipoint Constraint (MPC)

    What are Multipoint Constraints or MPCs?

    Where do we use MPCs?

    Advantages of MPC over traditional contact

    What is new at 12.0 for MPC

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    Multi-point constraints enforce compatibility atan interface using internally generated

    constraint equations. For example, the constraint equation that would transfer action

    between ROTZ at node 2 and UY at nodes 1 and 3 has this form:

    0 = UY3 - UY1 - 10*ROTZ2

    What is MPC?

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    MPC can be used to bond different element typesat interfaces with incompatible mesh regions:

    Where do we use MPC?

    Two solid element surfaces

    Solid/Shells surfaces or edges

    Beam to Shells/Solids

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    MPC is the surface based constraint technologybehind:

    Remote forces and displacements

    Remote points

    Structural and Thermal Point Mass

    Joints and Springs

    Where do we use MPC?

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    x-axis Revolute joint

    z-axis Revolute joint

    Universal joint

    Slot joint

    Point-in-plane joint

    Translational joint

    x-axis Cylindrical joint

    z-axis Cylindrical joint

    x-axis Planar joint

    z-axis Planar joint

    Weld joint

    Orient joint

    Spherical joint

    General joint

    Screw joint

    MPC is the technology behind the joint optionsavailable in workbench

    A Joint between flexible bodies typically consists of

    two surface based constraints tied together at the

    respective pilot nodes with an MPC184 element

    Where do we use MPC?

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    Flexible Usual 3D meshed models

    Nonlinear material options

    Rigid Point mass representation of

    3D geometry

    Force-distributedconstraint Connect flexible bodies to

    joints

    MPC is also the technology behind connectingrigid bodies to flex bodies in workbench

    Where do we use MPC?

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    Lumped mass of rigid body is representedby MASS21 element tied to the pilot node of

    flex body surface based constraints via a

    TARGE170 line element

    Where do we use MPC?

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    Limitations of traditional bonded or no-separation contact:

    Only translational DOFs apply.

    Results depend on specified contact stiffness.

    Multiple iterations are required to adjustpenetration in order to satisfy equilibrium evenfor small deformation problems.

    Occasionally spurious natural frequencies canoccur in modal analysis.

    How does MPC differ from

    traditional contact ?

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    Limitations of manual constraint tools (CERIGand RBE3)

    Only suitable for small strain.

    RBE3 only supports force constraints applied on

    the master node, not displacements.RBE3 requires manual definition of weighing

    factors. MPC surface constraints calculate weighing factors

    automatically.

    How does MPC differ from manually

    generated constraints?

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    Improved solution efficiency over traditionalbonded contact:

    For a large assemblies with MPC bonded (or

    no-separation) contact, the CPU run time is

    faster than the same analysis using defaultalgorithm.

    ContactAlgorithm

    Iterations CPU Time(seconds)

    Aug-Lagrange 4 2710

    MPC 1 880

    Advantages of MPC

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    Advantages of MPC(contd): Ease of use:

    No contact stiffness is required as an input.

    Internal Multi-Point Constraints will be generated

    automatically at the execution of a Solve

    For large deformation problems, the MPC

    equations are updated during each iteration.

    Shape functions are taken into accountautomatically for RBE3-type of surface constraint

    (force distributed); no weight factor is needed

    Advantages of MPC

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    Overconstraint detection and elimination When a degree of freedom is subjected to multiple

    constraints, overconstraint occurs

    results in solver-failure convergence difficulties or inaccurate

    solutions.

    The program automatically eliminates a limited set of

    overconstraints detected during solution and issues

    appropriate warning messages.

    For troubleshooting purposes, you can display certain

    eliminated constraints in the POST1 postprocessor

    New at 12 0

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    The assembly is connected with MPC contacts

    In these regions, Parts are

    not correctly connected

    Contact status

    Solution in R12:

    2 elements in sweep

    direction

    Contact status

    New at 12.0

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    Advanced tools to improve shell and beamconnections

    New at 12.0

    At 12.0 Constraint equations

    always built as long ascontact node(s) and target

    segments are inside the

    pinball region.

    At 11.0,constraint

    equations only built at

    nodes whose target and

    contact normals

    intersection