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    Composite Cooling Bifurcation

    Hello,

    I am modelling the cooling of a 0/90 composite plate in order to obtain a cylindrical shape at room temperature with Abaqus 6.9. The initial temperature is 180 and the first step is a decrease: between -160 and -180 ; predefined field ; ramp ; constant through region. I use a STATIC procedure with NONLINGEOM.

    The fact is, if the applied decrease is between 0 and -165, I still have a saddle shape. But if I apply more, I have a complete cylinder (in the end it forms a sort of straw), even before it reaches -165.

    I have already searched for a mistake in my settings but I don't find it.

    If you have any idea, I would be grateful,

    Thank you very in advance,

    servaisj

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    Maybe your temperature amplitude is defined in an unexpected way.
    Otherwise, your results sound odd.

    -Jorgen
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