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Modelling Impact on ANSYS-AUTODYN OR ANSYS-LS-DYNA
Submitted by sherifmshaaban on Sat, 2009-07-04 18:42.I have one very simple question regarding ANSYS-AUTODYN and LS-DYNA. It seems that both can model impact loads.
My
questions is which can model low-velocity impacts and which can model
high-velocity impacts. I have some troubles modelling low-velocity
impacts in autodyn (changing the mass of the projectile does not affect
the pressure and the stresses on the target. Does this mean autodyn
only models high-velocity impacts)
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Large deformation and electrochemistry of polyelectrolyte gels
Submitted by Wei Hong on Sat, 2009-07-04 15:09.Immersed in an ionic solution, a network of polyelectrolyte polymers imbibes the solution and swells, resulting in a polyelectrolyte gel. The swelling is reversible, and is regulated by ionic concentrations, mechanical forces, and electric potentials. This paper develops a field theory to couple large deformation and electrochemistry. A specific material model is described, including the effects of stretching the network, mixing the polymers with the solvent and ions, and polarizing the gel. We show that the notion of osmotic pressure in a gel has no experimental significance in general, but acquires a physical interpretation within the specific material model.
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Deduction of derivatives of free-energy density function in ABAQUS UHYPER
Submitted by Lianhua Ma on Sat, 2009-07-04 02:33.Dear xuanhe and all,
I have reviewed the paper "Method to analyze programmable deformation of dielectric elastomer layers". (Xuanhe zhao, Zhigang Suo)
It is very insteresting.
I have one question you would like to ask you. Hope to get your reply.
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fatigue in ansys classic
Submitted by sagaratm on Fri, 2009-07-03 07:08.hi plz help me in doing fatigue problem in ansys classic if u have tutorials plz send it to me its my kind request....monday is last date for me to submit..plz help me
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Periodic Boundary Conditions for uniaxial compression
Submitted by Gouse on Thu, 2009-07-02 07:07.Dear All,
I am trying to simulate mechanical behaviour of a concrete unit cell for uniaxial compression laoding. I have apllied periodic bounadary conditions on both lateral edges using linear equation option available in ABAQUS where as on top and bottom edges load is apllied. Deformed structure shows there is no lateral deformation and unit cell behaves as if it is confined laterally on both sides. I am confused about my boundary conditions whether they are correct or not.
Equation used to aplly periodic bounadary condition are
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Mohr-Coulomb Shell in Abaqus. Help!
Submitted by pbocchini on Wed, 2009-07-01 11:50.Hi,
I am new to Abaqus and I am trying to use it to model some industrial shells. According to some preliminar studies, the material has a mohr-coulomb plastic behaviour. Thus, I wanted to use shell elements, with a mohr-coulomb plastic material, but it seems that it is not possible in Abaqus.
According to the theoretical manual and the user manual (18.3.3-6):
"The Mohr-Coulomb plasticity model can be used with any stress/displacement elements in Abaqus/Standard other than one-dimensional elements (beam and truss elements) or elements for which the assumed stress state is plane stress (plane stress, shell, and membrane elements)."
RJC model constants
Submitted by jpothnis on Tue, 2009-06-30 13:39.Hi everybody
could some one give me the Revised Johnson Cook model constants for Mild steel.
thanks in advance
Jayaram
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Zanaboni Theorem Is Not True
Submitted by Jian-zhong Zhao on Tue, 2009-06-30 03:16.Zanaboni Theorem Is Not True
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Pipeline modelling by Abaqus
Submitted by samade on Tue, 2009-06-30 00:01.I am new to Abaqus, I need assistant on modelling of pipeline.
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Dynamic Modeling for Viscoelastic material using ANSYS
Submitted by parimal_maity on Mon, 2009-06-29 14:26.Hello,
I am planing to model a viscolestic material in ANSYS and condition is dynamic.
Could anyone please suggest what are the essential things (i mean datas) required for modeling a viscoelastic material?
For example, If I do the DMA test of viscoelastic materials i can have the modulus data at different frequencies. How to use those data in ANSYS to find out the stress-strain curve?
Thnaks for your kind help
parimal maity
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GEOMETRIC NON LINEAR ANALYSIS WITH MATLAB
Submitted by kazitani_nabil31 on Mon, 2009-06-29 11:26.Dear professors
Could you please help me to get an MATLAB code for non linear analysis of simply supported beams please.
Email me on; kazitani_nabil@yahoo.fr
Best regards
zero thickness cohesive zone with curvature (update)
Submitted by henryjamesusa on Fri, 2009-06-26 16:34.
Hi everyone:
I am henry, a graduate student in USA. These days, I am trying to make a zero thickness cohesive zone with curvature. After I define this and get everyting set up, then submit the job, the warning windows pop out and tell me the following error messages:
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2010 instance cohesive-1
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2010 instance cohesive-1
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2029 instance cohesive-1
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2029 instance cohesive-1
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2030 instance cohesive-1
More information about residual stress tester.
Submitted by ennio curto on Fri, 2009-06-26 15:42.More information about residual stress tester.
The residual stress in a metal do not depend on it hardness, but from the module of elasticity or Young module and from its chemical composition (density).
The hardness of a metal indicates its ability to absorb energy elastic, plastic or kinetic energy, but through it not possible to determine the value of residual stress. In a metal with the same hardness we will have a different values of this stress. Therefore, the problem will be to measure the values that vary so exactly proportional to the residual stress values in a given metal.
For Geotechnics Abaqus Users!
Submitted by ziyad on Thu, 2009-06-25 19:23.Hello colleagues,
Iam trying to model load test on board pile. I have already a model which is working but not as I need. I think the interaction between pile and soil is not correctly defined. Has someone an experience with this issue.? How I should define the interaction between soil and pile?
Attached .inp file.
Regards
Ziyad
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For metals, when will the elastic modulus be changed?
Submitted by flong208 on Thu, 2009-06-25 12:09.I have a question, for the same metal material, when will the elastic modulus will be changed? in another words, in what kind of processing or machine condition will the elastic modulus be changed? for example, to machine elements(gear, bearing ...), when the part surface is case hardened,will the elastic modulus be changed? if not, how can the difference of hardness between case hardened surface and without hardened substrate be reflected in FEM analysis? how can the case hardened surface parameters affect the contact stress when two part are brought to contact?
and a further question about this topic is will Carburizing and nitriding treatment change the elastic modulus of metals?
Thank you, for you help very much!
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Zero thickness cohesive zone with curvature
Submitted by henryjamesusa on Wed, 2009-06-24 18:37.
Hi everyone:
I am henry, a graduate student in USA. These days, I am trying to make a zero thickness cohesive zone with curvature. After I define this and get everyting set up, then submit the job, the warning windows pop out and tell me the following error messages:
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2010 instance cohesive-1
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2010 instance cohesive-1
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2029 instance cohesive-1
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2029 instance cohesive-1
The node numbering might not be correct for element 2030 instance cohesive-1
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Modeling of Droplet spreading
Submitted by hfawad on Wed, 2009-06-24 04:50.dear all
i am trying to model droplet impact and spreading and i am thinking of using comm code CFX for this purpose
Can CFX handle this sort of problem? or if some one can help me out with an alternate
thanks
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Structures in fire
Submitted by Emmanuel E. Ufuah on Tue, 2009-06-23 15:45.Hi,
Are there researchers working on specific areas in offshore structures? Or is anyone covering the material behaviour of structures at elevated temperatures? I am indeed challenged to read about excitng contributions from different scholars expecially in structural mechanics. I realise I have just begun a race in research. You could help me gain the proper direction in research.
I shall be glad to get any response.
Emmanuel
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NSF-DFG-Project: Materials World Network: Multi-Scale Study of Chemical Vapor Infiltrated C/C Composites
Submitted by boehlke on Tue, 2009-06-23 10:23.NSF-DFG-Project
Materials World Network: Multi-Scale Study of Chemical Vapor Infiltrated C/C Composites
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problems in using traction-separation laws supplied by Abaqus
Submitted by xhzeng on Mon, 2009-06-22 16:27.
Abaqus supplies cohesive elements and several traction-separation laws
which can be used to study crack problems. In studying a mode I crack
problem (see Fig.1), the cohesive interfaces in front of the crack tips
(both sides) are represented by cohesive elements. The size of the bulk
material is taken as 6x6 mum and the size of cohesive elements is 2x2
nm (or 10x10 nm). The constitutive response in the cohesive element is
described by a triangle-type traction-separation law, where maximum
stress or displacement is chosen as the failure criterion of the
cohesive elements. Stresses are applied on the bottom and top surfaces.
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Fig. 1 mode I crack problem
Classic paper by Geoffrey Taylor
Submitted by unsrohith on Mon, 2009-06-22 12:41.The classic problem in the area of High velocity Impact by Taylor...
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Funding required
Submitted by Dr.Murugavel Ra... on Mon, 2009-06-22 10:29.
Funding required to execute number of Innovative projects of international value.
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Enquiry about fracture mechanics simulation using ABAQUS
Submitted by phenixlee on Mon, 2009-06-22 03:45.Hi,
I am very glad to be here.
I want to make some simulation work on the fracture mechanics of thin films. Because the LEEF model is used for bulk materials, I wonder whether it is reasonable to use in on thin films.
Are there some pannels in abaqus can do crack propagation work or some fracture mechanics?
I am a fresh man and look forward for your help.
Regards
Phenixlee
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Modal Analysis of a tapered beam
Submitted by shiva masana on Fri, 2009-06-19 18:30.Hello everyone
I need modeshapes for a tapered beam, so I am using Ansys. By going through the tutorials I found that a beam can be modeled by creating a line and meshing it using Beam elements and assigning real constants. How can I use the beam elements for a tapered beam where the real constants are not constant. I tried to use tapered beam element but is of no use as it the created all elements of same real constants creating a profile similar to a hack saw.
Can anyone please help me how to mesh a tapered beam.
Awaiting the reply....
Shiva Masana
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