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Old   April 1, 2017, 12:56
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Hey everybody,

does anybody know if there is a criteria like Co, Fo, Wb, for stress analyzes. E.g. I want to adjust the time step based on the actual behavior of the stress. If nothing happen and we can increase the time step, do it, otherwise keep it or reduce it. But therefore I need some criteria. I never worked in that topic but Abaqus has some total energy stuff during the solution. Even the solidEquilibriumDisplacementFoam has something like that but I could not find any literature about that.
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