CJUMP
CJUMP,
Option
,
Input1
, Input2
,
Input3
,
Input4
, Input5
,
Input6
,
Input7
,
Input8
Initiates a cycle-jump
analysis.
Option
Option to be applied:
CRIT
—
Jump criterion.
INTENT
—
Declaration of cycle jump analysis intent. For an analysis that begins with a standard solution, specify before the first SOLVE command.
MINCYC
—
Minimum number of cycles before a jump is allowed (and, if desired, the empirical adjustment of minimum intermediate cycles).
INICYC
—
Minimum number of initial cycles before a jump is allowed.
MAXJUMP
—
Maximum allowable jump.
RELTIME
—
Relative time.
CONTROL
—
Control-variable selection.
CNMT
—
Material-ID-dependent jump control.
ADCR
—
Material-ID- and/or control-variable-dependent jump criteria.
CALC
—
Jump-calculation option.
PERC
—
Statistical-jump calculation.
OUTP
—
Diagnostic information output.
Input1
Additional input according to the specified Option:
Option
Input1 =
Input2
=Input3
, …,Input8
=CRIT Value of jump criterion. --- --- INTENT --- --- --- MINCYC Minimum number of cycles. Default = 3. Increase of minimum intermediate cycles. Default = 0. Decrease of minimum intermediate cycles. Default = 0. INICYC Initial number of cycles. Default = 3. --- --- MAXJUMP Maximum allowable number of cycles to jump. No default. --- --- RELTIME Relative time. Default = time value corresponding to the absolute maximum load for a defined load cycle. --- --- CONTROL S – Stress (default). --- --- EPPL – Plastic strain. --- --- DOF – Degrees of freedom. --- --- SVAR – State variables. MAT Input3
= Material IDSEL Input3
,…,Input8
= State variable values assigned to six locations.CNMT Input1
,Input2
,…,Input6
= Material ID values assigned to six locations.ADCR MAT - Material. Material ID. Jump-criterion value. CONT - Control variable. Control-variable label. CALC 1 - Slope-based jump calculation (default). --- --- 2 -Variable-based jump calculation. PERC Percentile value of the cumulative frequency. OUTP --- --- ---
Notes
When Option
= CONTROL, any input of a control
variable replaces the default (S). If stress is also needed in combination
with another control variable (or variables), you must specify it
explicitly.
CJUMP requires a corresponding cyclic loading analysis (CLOAD).
For more information, see Cycle-Jump Analysis in the Advanced Analysis Guide.
This command is also valid in PREP7 (/PREP7).