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Polymer Packaging Modeling Engineer at Procter & Gamble

Submitted by Jim Shepherd on

Description

The selected individual will lead the development, initial application and deployment of new modeling capability in the area of thermoplastic packages. The initial focus is on developing best in class material models across a range of polymers. This material modeling capability will be leveraged globally for a broad range of packaging model applications (blow molding, parison / preform optimization, empty and full bottle interaction with packing lines, etc.)

PhD Position in Computational Modeling of Materials at The Ohio State University

Submitted by soheilsoghrati on

The Automated Computational Mechanics Laboratory (ACML) in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at The Ohio State University has one open PhD position for Spring 2014.  The research in ACML is focused on the implementation of advanced finite element and meshfree methods for the computational modeling of materials with complex geometries, corrosion, damage/fracture mechanics, and multi-physics simulations.

IGA 2014: Isogeometric Methods – Integrating Design and Analysis

Submitted by alereali on

IGA 2014: Isogeometric Methods – Integrating Design and Analysis, a USACM/ICES thematic conference, will take place at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center, University of Texas at Austin, on January 8-10, 2014 (see attachment). For further information, please contact: info [at] usacm.org

pullout in fabric model in abaqus

Submitted by jagan on

hi,

 I am trying to model pullout behaviour in abaqus. i generated my 3d model with the help of texgen and i am applying velocity b.c.s to simulate pullout. I am expecting that NFORC beneath the point of applying velocity will give the pullout load. am i correct?. If not, wat will fetch my query?

if my sum up the reactions at the boundary i may not get the pullout load becoz of the frictional force between the fabric interface. 

interpolation/approximation method for accurate evaluation of higher order derivatives of shape functions

Submitted by Jan Horvath on

Hello,

I  want to solve some problem from solid mechanics by means of meshless methods. Do you know some interpolation/approximation method which is able to accurate evaluate 3rd and 4th derivations of the shape functions and is not difficult to implement? MLS or PIM have problem with accuracy in these derivatives, as is known.

Thank you very much for your advices.

A new model to predict grain nucleation during dynamic recrystallization

Submitted by ystarase on

http://www.magnet.ubc.ca/wiki/images/5/5a/Abhijit_Mg2012.pdf

 

Deformation in metals and alloys is accompanied by high hardening rates and high dislocation 

content. Static annealing of deformed metals or forming operations at elevated temperatures can 

lead to static and dynamic recrystallization (SRX and DRX). The resultant texture and hence the 

properties of such a material are determined by the nucleation and growth of recrystallized grains