Hi all,
I was going through Constitutive Modeling in Continuum Mechanics. I came across the Transversely Isotropic Materials (TIM). I have a couple of doubts, which are listed in the attached pdf file. I request the Continuum Mechanicians to clarify.
Thank you in advance,
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- Ramadas
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I am a beginer in using Abaqus. I am going to model a nothed specimen subjected to cyclic loads, to investigate the stress/strain distribution and so on. I would appreciate if you guide me.
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receiver
I am writing elastoplastic vumat
with abaqus commercial code. I thoroughly am expert at the definition of
constitutive equation but have a problem with the commands of the VUMAT.
For
example I have a problem with the definition of material properties such as
expansion, conductivity, coefficient of n and k at power law hardening and ….
Is
there any specific command for defining the material properties? For example I have to use Props(nprops) for
it?
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I am trying to do modal analysis on user-defined piezoelectric shell element. My eigen value probelm of free vibration is given in the attachment.
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One of the papers from the 'past' (but still quite actual...I think) and maybe of some interest to various communities.
Abstract:
A system in which one adherend had two types of surface treatment was tested using a wedge test.
Simple polishing and polishing with subsequent sandblasting were the
treatments used, with a distinct straight line, perpendicular to the sample edges,
separating the two. Despite the clear-cut difference in surface treatment, smooth
