Hi There
I have analysed a composite part with ansys with solid46 element . I need to show layered stress in each layer for example stress in fiber or stress in epoxy. how can do that ?
please help me
We are currently seeking a PhD student to pursue research project within the Roberval Laboratory at Université de Technologie de Compiègne, France. The position is available in the scope of the OASIS project "Optimization of Addendum Surfaces In Stamping" involving several French academia and industrial partners.
The overall goal of the project is to propose methodologies to optimize the process parameters for service properties of high elastic steel parts, while taking into account the residual stresses due to the stamping process.
Can anyone have idea how to find interlaminar stress using Ansys Software . Please provide some suggestion if anyone have gone through it thanks
The Irish Research Council for Science, Enginneering and Technology (IRCSET) has recently opened its EMBARK Postgraduate Scholarship Programme 2011 - please see www.ircset.ie. Deadline for submitting applications is 16 February 2011.
Hello!
I am wondering if anyone could recomend som literature for me to get my hands on.
If there is any literature regarding how the appereance of a crack in a piece of thin metal (~0,5mm - 1 mm) could be related to pressure fatigue or thermal fatigue.
Does the crack due to thermal fatigue have a specific appereance and so on. I need get my hands on practical pictures and so on, not equations.
Are there any signs in the vicinity of the crack that is indicating that this could be due to pressure fatigue.
Any help is much appreciated.
Dear Colleagues:
Wing Kam Liu and I (Ashfaq Adnan) would like to invite you to submit abstract(s) to the following mini-symposium at the upcoming 11th U.S. National Congress on Computational Mechanics (http://www.usnccm.org/). The congress is scheduled to be held on July 25-29, 2011 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
14.2 Multiscale Transport Phenomena in Biological and Biomedical System
I am currently seeking two PhD students to pursue separate research projects in computational multiscale mechanics within the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering at CU Boulder: (1) overlap coupling between a 3D ellipsoidal DEM code and a finite strain pressure-sensitive micromorphic elastoplasticity finite element implementation in an opensource C++ code Tahoe ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/tahoe/ ) to model interfacial mechanics between deformable solids and dense dry granular materials; and (2) multiscal
Dear colleagues,
Deadline for abstract submission Jan 17th, 2011. http://www.xfem2011.com/registration
XFEM 2011 is one of the successful series of
ECCOMAS thematic events.
XFEM 2011 is a medium-size conference
with a balanced participation covering both the theoretical aspects of the subject and engineering applications.
Objectives
11th US National Congress on Computational Mechanics
July 25-29, 2011. Minneapolis, MN
A mini-symposium on Recent Advances in Nonlocal Computational Mechanics
Abstract submission deadline: January 31, 2011 (minisymposium 3.3)
