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Material Model For PTFE/RTFE in Hyperworks

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(@ali03fme12)
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Hello,

can anyone suggest me best material model for PTFE/RTFE in hyperworks,

(other than DNF as DNF model is not available in hyperworks)

regards,

Gaurav Bhonsule

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(@jorgen)
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If you cannot use the Dual Network Fluoropolymer (DNF) [URL= https://polymerfem.com/index.php?pageid=umats ]model[/URL], then I suggest that you try a metal plasticity model. If you are concerned about cyclic loading then you should use a kinematic hardening model, if you are mostly interested in static or monotonic loading then you can use an isotropic hardening metal plasticity model.

Best of luck,
Jorgen

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