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How to understand the shear modulus of polymers

Submitted by Lianhua Ma on

Hi everybody,

I have a question about the shear modulus of polymers. As we know, the general engineering polymers (rubbers) are highly extensible and elastic. The shear modulus,G, for the polymers subjected to the small-strain conditions, can be defined by G=NkT, where N is the number of network chains, k is Boltzmann's constant and T is temperature in Kelvins.

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Submitted by Charles Augarde on

School of Engineering and Computing Sciences, Durham University, UK.  We have four posts available in high performance computing applied to computational science and engineering (two lectureships, one readership and one chair). CLOSING DATE January 7th 2011.

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question about "Extended Dracker Prager plasticity model"

Submitted by Gamal on

Hi my friends,

i am using Dracker Prager Plasticity model in abaqus 6.6, i am working on rock sample, this rock sample shows strain softening behavior not strain hardening, but you know that Drucker Prager can simulate both hardening and softening.

i have the stress-srain diagram from the laboratory test. 

 my shear criterion is linear, i choosed from Suboption   Drucker Prager Hardening.

Does anyone know how to keep a record of what you have done in a CAE session?

Submitted by Echeban on
In Abaqus/CAE, I get .cae file, but I want to teach someone else what I have done, step by step.
ANSYS keeps a log file that mimics exactly what you do in the ANSYS GUI, which is similar to CAE. 
How can I get CAE to write a log file with the steps that I did in the CAE session?

Y.C. FUNG AWARD FOR THE BEST STUDENT PAPER ON BIOMECHANICS AND BIOPHYSICS

Submitted by shaofanli on

Call for NominationsY.C. Fung Award for the Best Student Paper on Biomechanics and Biophysics



EMI 2011 Meeting June 2-4, 2011, Northeastern University, Boston, MA

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